Hello all... LONG time. Some Royal Yacht in a meer this morning while I sit in my garage on calls. Cheers!
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Hello all... LONG time. Some Royal Yacht in a meer this morning while I sit in my garage on calls. Cheers!
Puffing Solani ABF. It's going exceptionally well on this San Diego morning. The tin is nearly empty though. What to open next? I'm thinking Dunhill Flake...
I've got a cold and came home from work this morning so I wouldn't spread it. I'm thinking I might try a bowl of SWRA to wack at some of those rhinoviruses.
Where have you been? It's good to have you back!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony78
Thank you kind sir. Wife’s cancer came back in 2015 but recent good news after many rounds of chemo it’s gone (and hopefully will stay away this time). Sprinkle in 5 & 6 year old boys who have discovered travel sports + other activities and my free time went to 0.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haebar
It’s good to be back.
It's been many months since I've picked up a pipe. Tonight I had the house to myself for several hours and decided to make myself a strong cup of Twining's Irish breakfast tea and relax on the deck for a while, but as I waited for my tea to cool I sensed something missing, a pipe. So I went to my room and chose an old friend from the rack, a John Bessai Special X squashed tomato and a tin of Dunhill "Ye Olde Signe". It was the perfect match for the tea. A very relaxing 40 minutes. I should spend more time with old friends.
Just popped open a tin of Dunhill Flake with nearly 3 years of age on it. Just plain good tobacco.
Peter Stokkybye, Navy Flake in a bent sandblast with silver band from @NeverBend
Tall mojito made according to a recipe by Mr. Moo (the Moo-jito)
This is nice...
Great to see Ya Tony !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony78
Hope the Mrs continues to improve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony78
Hey Warren,Really glad to see your post tonight.Always wondering about you and Pete and Tobias.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugsley
Really good to hear from you.
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Smoking a blend by The Country Squire called "Hunting Creek" in a
straight Middeltonian billiard. Now I,m lucky in that my wife enjoys
the room note from my pipes (mostly).So tonight I'm puffing away
and I stuck my mug right under hers reading what she had up on the
laptop.Well,she gives out a little cough and a gag,so I pulled back
and said to her,"I thought you liked this blend?"She said,"I do but
not right under my face where I'm getting the full cloud".
I told her yer not supposed to inhale........Got kicked,,,,again :(
Man, I cannot tell you how happy I am to see you posting on here. And very, very happy to hear that your wife is on the road to recovery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony78
For those who do not know, Tony is the one who got me started on the piping road a couple years ago in the Newbie Sampler Trade. Two and a half years later, I am enjoying the pipe more than ever, thanks to Tony. Several of the blends he introduced me to are in my regular rotation now.
Damn it's good to see you back man.