Smoking some 2016 Tilbury in a Gamboni
***What Are You Smoking, March 2023?***
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F&T Special Brown Flake in a Savinelli billiard
Maiden voyage of a Bullfrog Gumnut acquired from a fellow forum member. Traded a Gumnut for Gumnut. Straight up. Loaded with KBV Butterfluff. Good first spin.
Enjoying one of my favorites. Benjamin Hartwell's Evening Stroll in a MM hardwood. This is the blend that got me hooked on pipe smoking ... along with the memory of my pipe smoking grandfather.
I'll trade. Here we are in below freezing temps with 16" of snow on the ground. More snow predicted.
Smoking some Smoky's Flake & Perique in a Dunhill billiard. This is a house blend from Smoky's Tobacco & Cigars in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Uhm... you seem to like that blend!
Dreading work tomorrow but this big bowl of Dark twist is helping a little 
Mr. Christian Butterscotch toddy in a SMS Meer
Some Erick Stokkebye 4th Generation Morning Blend in my Peterson b10. 
The last few pipes were GLP Barbary Coast in a Sav Prince of Wales, rusticated, with a long curved swirled stem; Exotica Tilbury in a Sav Opera 673 KS slightly bent bulldog; and D&R Two Timer in a MM cob with an orange swirled Forever stem. Been a lazy Sunday, church online, now going to get City Barbecue after a nap with the gray cat. He's the independent one who is getting more relaxed and easygoing with age.
His littermate, a mackerel tabby with boots, bib, and milk mustache has always enjoyed snoozing against my leg. These are rescues out of a drainpipe in Fuquay-Varina N.C., as kittens, so they wouldn't drown in a storm, and bottle fed by a foster family. To our surprise, they grew up looking and acting like pedigree Maine Coons, sociable so they follow from room to room, leave gifts in my shoes, and are highly mischievous. We met them at a pet store adoptathon and picked out one, and were asked to take two to keep the other company. I think maybe adoptions were a little slow that day. We've had them for 13 years in August.
His littermate, a mackerel tabby with boots, bib, and milk mustache has always enjoyed snoozing against my leg. These are rescues out of a drainpipe in Fuquay-Varina N.C., as kittens, so they wouldn't drown in a storm, and bottle fed by a foster family. To our surprise, they grew up looking and acting like pedigree Maine Coons, sociable so they follow from room to room, leave gifts in my shoes, and are highly mischievous. We met them at a pet store adoptathon and picked out one, and were asked to take two to keep the other company. I think maybe adoptions were a little slow that day. We've had them for 13 years in August.
Enjoyed a tall stack of cinnamon raisin French toast, a bowl of m'lady's superb tomato soup, a small salad, and a Jazz apple lunch. I'm nearing the half way mark on this bowl of year 2012 Dan Tobacco Hamborger Veermaster in a smooth straight brown 1950 Dunhill 48 bulldog group 4 root briar with a black vulcanite fish tail saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I'll trade my 5 feet for your 16".
Brown Irish X in a Peterson specialty barrel.
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