Burley morning with a big pinch of Mycroft, unusual mix but is delicious. In my mountain Canadian ( pipe on the left) with Peets dark roast. 
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WCC English Ernie-ental in a Radice Silk Cut Chubby Billiard.
Passing the first third of this bowl of pre-2014 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Newminster 400 in the Peterson Pub this morning; Sutliffe 507C and a pinch of D&R Three Sails in the Savinelli 2614KS after lunch. Saw the first two Monarch butterflies of the season (tiny); flowers are starting to bloom; two mating deer flies died suddenly on the back walkway (
) ... spring is here or almost here.
) ... spring is here or almost here.
'06 GLP Cairo in the Peterson Newgrange Spigot.
KBV Toast of Texas in a Peet. Getting some work done. Love being able to smoke in my office while jamming to some music. 
So far, I've had:
2021 GLP Union Square in the Brebbia 984. Good, but the tangy sweetness was a little muted, and it got a bit ashy toward the end. Probably on me for not blocking the wind well or being attentive enough in general. So I moved on to:
2021 Squadron Leader in the English cob. Had trouble keeping it lit for the first half. There was a clump remaining from the tin that I didn't bother to loosen up, in the future I'll be making sure it's fully loosened up and then packed evenly. It tasted pretty good, perhaps a little spicier than it should have been from aggressive relighting and wind, but those Gawith Virginias are always lovely. Think I'll give this one a redo next!
2021 GLP Union Square in the Brebbia 984. Good, but the tangy sweetness was a little muted, and it got a bit ashy toward the end. Probably on me for not blocking the wind well or being attentive enough in general. So I moved on to:
2021 Squadron Leader in the English cob. Had trouble keeping it lit for the first half. There was a clump remaining from the tin that I didn't bother to loosen up, in the future I'll be making sure it's fully loosened up and then packed evenly. It tasted pretty good, perhaps a little spicier than it should have been from aggressive relighting and wind, but those Gawith Virginias are always lovely. Think I'll give this one a redo next!
Bowl 270 (yea, I’m still keeping track) in the little meer.
Latakia is my friend.
Latakia is my friend.
Wow, high-tech office! If you seen mine, you'd think I was Fred Flintstone.
Old Gowrie in an Iafisco.
Decided to go sailing on the Royal Yacht this afternoon. Rattray Goblin with water. 
McClelland Christmas Cheer 2014 in a Savinelli zulu
SG Firedance Flake in a Briarlee Illustrious.
Just finished smoking year 2014 Astley’s No. 55 in a straight smooth brown circa 1940s-50s JW (John Wanamaker) made in London (Comoy’s) 186 billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This is the second time I smoked it.
HH Pure Virginia in a Peterson 106 Spigot.
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