2012/09/30: “Rerouting!”
2012/09/24: Dark Days
2012/09/23: Sinful Sunday: Pomp and Circumstance
2012/09/20: TNH: HNT Making Way for “Fall” with “Smoke” and “Rough”
2012/09/19: Wicked Wednesday: On Track
2012/09/18: TMI Tuesday: Strip For Me, I’ll Strip For You
Sep01
Sinful Sunday: Bubbler Boobies
on 2012/09/01 at 22:00Posted In: Dragon Descaling, Erotic Photography, Kink as Art, Sessions, Sinful Sunday, Themes and Memes
On Sinful Sunday, it’s all about the image 
These photos were taken back in June when I was working tech crew for our community theatre’s Spring Production. I was roaming around the building when I found this bubbler…
Notch #67, I do believe 
Go see who else is playing about on this Sinful Sunday here
© 2012, KaziGrrl. All rights reserved.
Just imagine the cold water…*shivers*…gorgeous.
Stranded
These pictures are delightful and leave me feeling thirsty for more. I love all the textures in the second click through, look lovely next to your skin.
mmm I have a feeling that you and I are the same… whenever we are somewhere we see a gazillion opportunities for Scavenger Hunt photos! You act more quick than I do though
Lovely photos, again
Rebel xox
You find the best opportunities for photos, Kazi! I am always impressed
And hey, I learned a new (local?) word, as I had no idea that water fountains were ever called anything but!
Scavenger Hunt page is updated.
xx Dee
Thanks, Dee!!
Yes, I believe the term might be a regionalism, though I thought it was more widespread than New England
I had no idea what this what and had to get my American to interrupt….we call them water fountains or drinking fountains. I thought this was some sort of bubble making machine to start with…. would have given very different images though
Mollyxxx
Loving the contrast between the cold steel and warm flesh here. Fabulous!
LP x
A bubbler, eh? Well, I’ve learned something new!
I too had never heard of a drinking fountain being called a bubbler. I like the term though, so shall probably pass it on a couple times over the next week.
We’d love to drink from that fountain!
When I was a kid I read a book that used the term “water bubbler” to refer to what I knew as a water fountain. In context I figured out what was being referred to, and filed the term away in the back of my mind. I hadn’t heard or read it anywhere since!
‘Bubbler?’ That is a new one on me. Not that you need a bubbler to make you wet Kazi
Sexy and sneaky
Love the angle in the click throughs
xxPenny
The title of your post had me very curious about the bubbler, we too call them water fountains. I love the second click through, can almost imagine how the cold water would feel against a warm nipple.. nom nom
xoxo Jana
Learned a new word today “bubbler” – love to learn new things!! As always I LOVE to see your wonderful pictures and these are so clever!!
~Mia~ xx