. . . Tatuaje 7th Capa Especial...
I was a little late today, on my day off, getting down to the Vets Hall. I had an appointment for a haircut that got postponed until 6PM. Mistee has stopped working there, so I had an appointment with Liz. She is a beautiful woman. She has a few tatoos. While she was working on me... I noticed a Tatoo on her arm. It was just about the same as the logo for the Las Calaveras. I mentioned that to her and she had some comments about it. Something about it being a known image and somewhat related to the Day of the Dead holiday thing in Mexico.
Next time I will take my camera. I kept looking at her in the mirror as she cut my hair and hadn't realized until then how beautiful she was. Mistee is very attractive too, but, well, she stopped working there recently.
So, after that I head over to the chow hall to eat and then go back to the room and grabbed a Las Calaveras, a Tatuaje 7th Capa Especial, and an Ave Maria (I forget which vitola that was) and then headed on down to the Vets Hall.
The Las Calaveras 754 was nothing short of excellent. It lasted for about an hour and a half and I was disappointed when I finally had to put it down at about a half inch.
Thursday night is not an official 'open' day for the Vets Hall. It's just for members to show up and relax. When I got there, there were only a couple of guys there and they left not long after I got there.
Then I lit up the Tatuaje. While I was smoking it, a guy showed up and engaged me in some unimportant conversation about country music and I kinda lost the feel for the Tatuaje. But it was still very good.
After that I lit up the Ave Maria as the moon started peeking above the horizon around 10 pm. It's more of a potato shape now, but it was till big and cool to watch as it moved up. You know, from our perspective, it's moving at over 2,000 mph as it slowly ascends. Anyway, as usual, the Ave Maria was very good too.
So, anyway, just a little peek into my night....