2018 Peterson Xmas 01 and KBV Mr. C’s Fallen Cherry. 
***What Are You Smoking, January 2023?***
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2019 C&D Carolina Red Flake in a mid 1980’s James Upshall P. It’s on the smaller side for an Upshall, and a Dublin shape, very little taper…
Did a set of walking reps, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Finished off a bowl of Capstan Yellow in this Bones Stovepipe with a work friend down the way. This pipe has quickly become a favorite in my small collection.
Redburn is getting an encore for work today.
Samuel Gawith - Best Brown Flake in a HCA Stanwell and a Cup of China Golden Snail Black Tea.
First time with McConnell’s Red VA in a 66 Dunhill
Stoved Luxury Twist Flake in an Altinay.
Enjoyed a tall stack of cinnamon raisin French toast with a sliced orange and a few pecans on the side. I'm half way through this bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Deception Pass plug in a smooth straight brown late 1930s Linkman’s Dr. Grabow Deluxe Bruyere 9703B pot with a nickel accent and a black tapered vulcanite stem. Gold Star Jamaican Estate Reserve, neat, is my drink.
I was surprised to see that that 2023 Folklore is still on SP.
Decided to smoke some of my 2022 Folklore in the Savinelli Autograph 3. A cup of strong black tea accompanying.
Decided to smoke some of my 2022 Folklore in the Savinelli Autograph 3. A cup of strong black tea accompanying.
Enjoying a bowl of HU Nyala with a coffee. I hope you're all having a good week. 
Well, the teacup is written with some kind of father's life instruction, which can be understood as a list of what to do and what not to do. Your teacup requires that you often worship your ancestors, respect all gods, and often worship the Buddha. Therefore, if you are a Christian or other Semitic monotheist, in order to avoid violating the first and second of the Ten Commandments, you'd better not listen to your teacup.
BTW,This set of Central Asian style tea set is a good collection.
Pressed We Three Kings in the Santa Sav. Gave this a week or two of rest after pressing and: it lights easier! burns cooler! tastes richer! feels smoother! smoke is fuller! smells more wonderful! and the cat just moved closer... with coffee and you all.
Prince Albert in a meer this afternoon.
G&H Brown Twist Sliced in an Eltang. First smoke after a 9 day hiatus due to illness. My sense of taste is still only around 50%. The nicotine was nice though!
Did a second set of walking reps, and smoked a bowl of year 2015 D&R A.B. Rimboche in an undated slight bend, smooth flame grain Wessex Standard egg with a brown accent on the black vulcanite saddle stem.
Thanks for the interpretive insight. The diversity of religious faith and practices is far-reaching and vast. In my travels over the years, I’ve had wonderful conversations with people of other faiths. Probably won’t be listening to my tea cup- just enjoying good cups of teaWell, the teacup is written with some kind of father's life instruction, which can be understood as a list of what to do and what not to do. Your teacup requires that you often worship your ancestors, respect all gods, and often worship the Buddha. Therefore, if you are a Christian or other Semitic monotheist, in order to avoid violating the first and second of the Ten Commandments, you'd better not listen to your teacup.
BTW,This set of Central Asian style tea set is a good collection.
Luxury Bullseye Flake in a Mastro de Paja panel billiard
2017 McClelland #2015 Virginia Perique Flake in a GBD Prehistoric Collector 9557.
Now smoking a bowl from a freshly opened tin of 2016 G&H Rum Flake in a 1960s Austrian meerschaum bent apple with a tapered yellow stem. Going to compare this to the current release which also lists the same toppings on the tin.
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