KBV Alchemy Parish in the Imp Sitter with a clean and light martini. Wanting to give this blend a go in a larger bowl to see how longer session goes. So far it is quite a clean and light blend with just the lightest ghost of a fruit top note.
***What Are You Smoking, March 2025?***
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Damn man, would've liked to have met you. I didn't grab any of the Sutliff. I was going to but honestly I don't think it's anything real special (aside from it being their last blend).Missed you guys. I was only there for an hour and left defeated after finding out they didn't save any Sweated for todays shoppers.
Edit: Doubly defeated since I rushed home to watch Tennessee only to see them get walloped by Florida
Indeed, I try not to get too comfortable this time of year. I'm leaving the snow shovels out until June as an offering/out of respect to Mother Nature to have mercy on us!I went to town earlier today and it was 68 degrees. As I pulled in the driveway home it began to rain. It thunderstormed for 20 minutes.
Came out here 20 minutes ago to smoke a pipe........it's 40 freaking degrees.
Gotta love this time of year in the great white North.
Now smoking year 2020 C&D Virginia Flake in a straight medium brown 1922-1937 Irish Free State era Peterson 222 bullcap with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. This may get me to dinner time.
Puffing on an evening smoke of Bayou Morning in a Peterson Bulldog. Chilly day, I watched the temperature drop from 65 to 40 like it saw a state trooper.
Dr Grabow Commodore 84L with some 5B/Pa
About to light up my Hayim Pinhas Sultan meer with some Rattray's Exotic Passion.
The workhorse today was the Ropp J07. Started out by finally killing the lackluster ‘18CRF, then had Ryback+P the rest of the day, interspersed with a bowl of 3P’s.
The chicken run is done, finally.
Now just hanging out on the patio, at a perfect 72*. Mama’s doing some online training for work, and I’m working on some GLP Fillmore in a Martin Cermak.
The neighbor’s cat has been patiently sitting on the same ground squirrel hole out front for the past three days, all day.
The chicken run is done, finally.
Now just hanging out on the patio, at a perfect 72*. Mama’s doing some online training for work, and I’m working on some GLP Fillmore in a Martin Cermak.
The neighbor’s cat has been patiently sitting on the same ground squirrel hole out front for the past three days, all day.
Man, Frog Morton's Cellar really sings in this thing! Peterson Deluxe System PSB 9s.
Ribs got about an hour and half left on the BBQ, chuck roast is about 1/2 hour from finish in the slow cooker. One more bowl to carry me though the wait.
Penny Farthing in an IMP.
Penny Farthing in an IMP.
GLP Westminster in a Castello chubby Canadian.
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, cod and snow peas dinner with chocolate mint cookies and a few chocolate covered cherries for dessert. The combination was enjoyable. I'm passing the quarter mark of this bowl of Seattle Pipe Club Hogshead in a well appreciated medium bend, smooth brown 1950s Peterson 999 Dublin chubby Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. Abner the Eager showed up so I picked him up, and brought him inside to eat. Daisy the Feral Princess was running quickly to get inside before I closed the door. About ten minutes after they ate, the storm, hail, and wind that our award winning inaccu-weather station claimed that would be here all day started at 7:30 p.m. It ended after twenty minutes. And no tornado either. I'm pleased that channel 2 remains consistent. At least the storm made it here in the same week that they predicted it. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Gawith Hoggarth’s Aniseed Twist in the Luigi Viprati Collection Silver Dragon 
B pipe #coldrab
B pipe #coldrab