I had a 3 day work week, having Monday off, of course, then taking Thursday off to go to an afternoon Phillies game. We got to go on the field after the game(with about 10,000 other fans!) and walk the bases, which I did with an unlit cigar in my mouth! I don’t know how they could say anything, I mean the owner of the Phillies is John Middleton, who sold his tobacco company to Altria (Phillip Morris). who can forget the Middletons Cherry Blend pipe tobacco cigars?… Continue reading
I’m a sucker for a Churchill size cigar, so whenever I see one, it’s sure to come home with me. This was the case when I was out looking for some new subject matter, and I saw the San Cristobal Golden Hour in that size. Honestly, I would have bought a toro, as I was interested in trying it, but the Churchill is a bonus. This one is 7″ x 49, a little fatter than a traditional Churchill, and has… Continue reading
You know how sometimes I smoke with a theme in mind, and sometimes it just works out that way? This time it was cigars with numbers in the name I guess. Totally unintentional. I’m starting out with a cigar from the New England Cigar Militia, which is a facebook group founded by Kevin Parow.… Continue reading
Another week down, We’re well into November, I have to start thinking about putting up Christmas lights, and decorations, and as fast as time is going I’m wondering what’s the point? I’ll no sooner get them up and have to take them down. My grandmother always told me the older you get, the faster time goes by and she wasn’t wrong! Things need to slow down! Anyway, my daily vacation is a cigar, and I try to slow things down for the hour and a half I spend with one.… Continue reading
Thank you again to Craig Gilpin, the Breadman, for pinch-hitting for me last week. It’s been another rough week (parents can accumulate a LOT of crap over the years!), and cigars have been very therapeutic. I thought Craig did a great job, and the door is always open to him. … Continue reading
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