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Rain and cool here. Working at my desk this morning and about to light a bowl of MB HH Pure Virginia in my Barling King Apple #6229 EXEL. Bought this pipe about 1975, new. Great smoker! Coffee is my drink Kirkland Decalf whole beans I ground.

Decided to have one more Bauza. A lovely perfecto. Laid down several boxes of 25 on the late 90s . Going to rain. Moved o my mamcave. .

After a dinner of brisket and a salad- the brisket was drop dead good- lighting a Bauza Churchill 7 x 49. I bought several boxes in the 90s. Well aged now. My drink is scotch.

Cooked a brisket in my BG Egg yesterday. Low and slow, as they say; took all day. Come evening still sitting here cooking,smoked a Davidoff Churchill The Late Hour with a Canadian whiskey. This morning enjoying my coffee and the beautiful weather.

Well, I have a couple of tins of McClelland Dominican Glory (one opened one not - purchased 7/02) one maduro & one natural. It's been a while since I tried the maduro opened one. The unopened tin is now worth so much $$$, I'd rather sell it. So to answer your question, no, I haven't smoked much...

Gispert in the meerschaum holder. A great smoke.

After a dinner of Salmon, going to light a Gispert 7x54 double corona. Laid a big of these down 15 yrs ago. I'll see how it does. My drink is Bourbon.

Smoke more cigars then my pipes in the summer. I use my Meer holder when it's a great cigar and I want to smoke it shorter. Like all great experiences in life you wish it wouldn't end. But, alas...I've been very busy with yard work and my flower gardens - great year for weeds - no shortage with...

Smoking a JLT Cabinet Selection Churchill with Meerschaum holder. Beautiful cigar laid down in my humidorel in the late 90s. Really good! Watching a great Western. Bourbon my drink. Raining here. Beautiful slow rain in the mancave.

Finished the Bauza torpedo and time for a Churchill. Fitting for D-Day plus 1 - 80 yrs ago. Yesterday, my granddaughter, a 9th grader, knew nothing about D-Day. I brought her up to speed. When I reflect on the Veterans who gave their lives so I can live the way I do I tremble. I did a funeral...

Finished a dinner of Philly steak strips mixed with mushrooms & onions and cooked in my Big Green Egg. Going to light another Bauza from my stash I laid down in 1995. This torpedo looks perfect.

Needed another Churchill - Bauz a - a beautiful cigar. Wind is finally settling down. Cool and wet here.

Mutiny of the Wager. Fascinating real life story of 1730"'s misadventure of survival of a HMS crew. Unbelievable!

Yes being around 50+ years pipe smoking I remember then. Never owned one and had friends that swore by them.

Smoking a Trinidad Cabinet Selection Churchill that's been in my humidor for many years aging. Excellent as the wind howls today.

Time for another Flor de Bauza. This time a Churchill. Well aged an excellent cigars. You couldn't order a more beautiful day. This gar will celebrate a great day.

Going to lite a Bauza torpedo. I bought these in the 90s and have several boxes. Excellent cigar with an old Cuba ancestry. Worked cleaning out flowers beds today and mowing the lawn. I have a John Deere 535 and its a pleasure to mow with. The cigar was made in Honduras. Dinner of sliced steak...

A final cigar for this evening. Romeo Y Julieta Maduro Reserve. Long aged. I spent the day rebuilding a storm door on my machine shed destroyed by yesterday's wind storm. I made the door 20 yrs ago. The wind & water cracked some joints in the wood. Machined new parts today. All in glue clamps...

Smoking, or going to lite, a Montecristo Vintage 1999 - it's been in my humidor a while. Dinner of shrimp scampi and steamed bronchi. Weather still stormy. My drink is Cutty Sark.

About to light a Quintessa rubusto with some good age - been in my humidor for 10 yrs +. Wind storm here, to turn to rain tonight. In the gazebo watching it howel. Dinner of shrimp scampi with green beans. Jack Daniel's my drink. Listening to SXM radio and 40s music. I went dancing Saturday with...