Cornell and Diehl Burley Flake #1 in this Castello Collection grade Greatline. 
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2011 Navy Rolls in my MarTelo billiard.
Opened a tin of 2018 Bayou Morning Flake. First VaPer, and boy howdy that was a good smoke!
Peretti Cuban Mixture in a 70's Georg Jensen Dania
Nice! I dig that Opinel too. Great blades.
McC Honey Dew from a John Crosby bamboo poker while enjoying a pu'erh session with my wife (2019 Green Hype from W2T)
I've had a very busy two days so I really couldn't post until now. Today's lunch was ten blueberry pancakes with a golden delicious apple on the side. Dinner was a salad, two big plates of spaghetti and meatballs with a bowl of strawberry ice cream for dessert. I'm passing the half way mark of this bowl of year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
In the middle of the below freezing morning (5 a.m.), I heard the bushy tailed striped cat moaning and moaning. I talked to it through the glass door, and when I thought it was comfortable enough not to run away, I went outside. It ran to the other side of the deck, and I continued to talk to you. This went on for almost ten minutes before it got so hungry that it took a chance and ran up to me. I held my hand out, it sniffed it, and it ran. As Sam the Scamp had been snoozing’ next to me, it must have smelled Sam the Scamp on my hand. I didn’t give up, though, because I knew it was very hungry. I called to it, and it came back, and started eating by my feet. It let me rub its head and back as I continued to talk to it. It didn’t show a speck of attention to me, but it let me rub and scratch it without incident. Still couldn’t tell its gender. I don’t know what will happen next, but I expect I will soon. I took several videos of this, but the forum won't let me post them. At least I have a few photos.
In the middle of the below freezing morning (5 a.m.), I heard the bushy tailed striped cat moaning and moaning. I talked to it through the glass door, and when I thought it was comfortable enough not to run away, I went outside. It ran to the other side of the deck, and I continued to talk to you. This went on for almost ten minutes before it got so hungry that it took a chance and ran up to me. I held my hand out, it sniffed it, and it ran. As Sam the Scamp had been snoozing’ next to me, it must have smelled Sam the Scamp on my hand. I didn’t give up, though, because I knew it was very hungry. I called to it, and it came back, and started eating by my feet. It let me rub its head and back as I continued to talk to it. It didn’t show a speck of attention to me, but it let me rub and scratch it without incident. Still couldn’t tell its gender. I don’t know what will happen next, but I expect I will soon. I took several videos of this, but the forum won't let me post them. At least I have a few photos.
HU Dockworker from 2020 in a Sasieni Claret Bulldog 
Yes. I do the same. It's a labor of love, if you love archery. I find the process of arrow making, as well as shooting those arrows, among the most relaxing things I can do.
@Birddog66 Get well soon!
Full Virginia Flake in a Great Line Castello Collection.
@Carol Sounds good to me; I think it's cool that you make your own arrows. I've had a go at archery before and would definitely do it again. Jason the blacksmith was making arrowheads in between lighting Ye Olde Clay:
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@tnfan The Full Virginia Flake suits the King's Clay very well!Full Virginia Flake in a Great Line Castello Collection.
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Pretty cat and he/she looks quite healthy.
Just finished off my tin of Cross Eyed Cricket. I never opened a new tin yesterday, just couldn’t make up my mind. Will finsh off another tin tomorrow. So that will broaden my horizons on tins that I can pop a top on. Having 3 new choices instead of one sounds delightful. Solving problems. 
Goodnight all!
Goodnight all!
Passing the quarter mark of this bowl of Sutliff Blackthorn Shillelagh in a 1980s SMS eagle claw egg medium bend meerschaum signed by Ismail Baglan with a brown and cream swirl acrylic stem. The Irish whisky topping leads the tobaccos. It goes on sale Feb. 6 at 6 p.m. EST.
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