Soon-to-be evening pipe: GLP JackKnife Plug in my cavernous sitter.
***What Are You Smoking, Sept. 2022?***
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Did a second set of walking reps, and am not far from finishing this bowl of Wilke Rum and Maple in a straight smooth with a tobacco leaf carving on the bottom left, dark brown 1980s Sir Brent pot with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Morning and it’s very different from yesterday. Cold, grey and showers again which is starting to drag on me a bit as this gloom isn’t good after 6 or 7 months of it that we’ve had. Tobacco and coffee are the cure all for this so it’s Mac Baren Club Blend in a Castello #33 and coffee in the Yeti.
Enjoyed a tasty peach, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2022 Peter Heinrichs Curly Cut in the first pipe Trever Talbot made when he went to France many years ago. It's a smooth straight Algerian briar Lumberman with a long shank and a black vulcanite saddle stem, unbranded.
This pipe is coloring quickly, very nice indeed.
Ennerdale Flake in a Falcon with bantam bowl. Quick smoke before dinner.
WCC glass slipper in a Peterson PSB deluxe pot. It was love at first light. I'm really into Virginia orientals lately and Ernie scores another hit with this.
Boswell’s Christmas Cookie/Peterson 03 SHORT.
'06 Sams flake in the 1934 (R.R. LTD) Barling S-M.
Nording F Miss with Presbyterian Mixture on a rainy day in the low desert.
9 year old Sam Gawith Chocolate Flake in an GBD Conquest sized Author shape, Century grade.
This blend really sings in this particular pipe for some reason.
This blend really sings in this particular pipe for some reason.
Dunhill Aperitif in a 1984 Peterson Mark Twain.
I always enjoy seeing a fez, but couldn't pull it off myself.
I wore a fez style cooking toque in the kitchen for years. It's a wonder I ever got laid with waitstaff - must be my sparkling personality and ability to cook. Oh, and servers love free fries.
Closing in on the half way mark on this bowl of Peretti Cuban Mixture in an undated slight bent rusticated brown with a darker fumed top unbranded Micoli billiard with a white accented perpex ferrule, off center square shank and black vulcanite stem in the military mount style. Just finished writing an brief art analysis about the late cartoonist Lily Renee for an article that will appear in The New York Times.
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