I’ve always been partial to the following quote by C. S. Lewis, “You can’t get a cup of tea big enough or a book long enough to suit me.”
That said, the book doesn’t always have to be long, just good, and the tea might not even have to come in a cup. With the weather we have had lately in a glass with lots of ice will do just fine.
So, if you were to write your own version of this quote, how might it read?
You can’t get a blank something enough or another blank something else enough to suit me.
My Books
You can’t get a library big enough or a chocolate bar thick enough to suit me.
I couldn’t come up with one off the top of my head but I really liked the quote!
Oooohh, I like Angie’s quote. Ha! I can’t think of one right now, but I like the post.
Angie: I love your version!
Paul: Thanks!
Sam: Thanks!
There isn’t a mudslide dessert chocolatey and rich enough or a good massage long enough (especially if I fall asleep during).
C.S. hit it spot on for me, I love my tea and a good, long book. You’re right though, not every book should be long. The story is what it is. As for the tea, I do wish the cup was bottomless!
Heather: A bottomless cup of tea sounds like just the right size!
Scott: Good one!