Everyone always posts "it's the weekend"... so, since I am on VACATION all week, I thought i'd change things up a bit.

Watcha smokin' after ya get home from the daily rat race??

I'm going with one of my alltime favorites. A Stoie's StoGie.

For those of you who have never heard me talk about these... they are a house brand I found in a small shop in San Fran right off the Embarcadero. A 7 year aged robusto is going down in a few minutes.

Just got back from a business meeting after working from home today. I'm getting ready to throw the back door open and have a La Gloria Cubana Serie R #6 maduro.

I still have not recovered from the cigarfest. But i am eyeing a Gurk Regent while i watch the Pistons / nets game

decided on a Torano 59 on the deck first before the game (its on tivo delay to avoid commercials)

Drove back from Pennsylvania today. Smoked a torano tribute robusto after dinner. Put most of my cigarfest goodies in the cabinet but kept a few in my otterbox to smoke during the week.

1916 torp - was just OK. had that friggin wrapper split problem again.

Torched up a Romeo & Julieta Dream. Been in the humi for 4 months. Not bad actually. Very consistant with a perfect burn and a slightly nutty flavor with a cedar finish.

WOAM after some Texas Grilled Chicken

Barry

-Rocky Patel Vintage 1992...absolutely nothing vintage about it, but not bad.

-Buc Don Douglas Beli......Yum, and arrrrrghhhhhh!

I had an LGCSR #4 and man was it great. I got paid today and had a little money to burn and it was just calling my name.

MAC...I had one of those. my father-in-law brought it back and he loved it. Mine was rolled so tight I thought my skull was caving in. Bummed me out. I'll have to pick up another when I get to the bay.

After a hard day of teaching class I smoked a CAO Brazilia Gol. Yummy

hey, young bassdude, sometimes the wrapper splits because of overhumidification...

Sparking up a CAO cammie (now that I'm an official representative.....)

Fired up a bucanero salsa... pretty good smoke..

-jim

I'm going with an Oliva O Bold Torpedo today. That is one delicious smoke.

Gotta go to the gym and get my chores done first. Wife left me a "laundry list" (literally and figuratively) since I am on vacation all week and she ain't. hehehe

Maybe i'll even smoke it in the house!!!

Okay, I was just posturing there... we all know THAT ain't happenin'...

sorry old al'Thor it was dry boxed. this was another windy day in the 40s - it seems wind and colder weather has been a constant the cigars have been dry boxed, at 70/70% and at 70/65%.

Only happens to fragile wrappers like the Toranos.

Smoked a Don Carlos #3 on the way in.

mmmm... haven't had a dC in a while.... so that's the problem...we don't even HAVE '40's' here in Texas....

IT Super Fuerte Second. I have a bundle in my humidor at work. Nice stick to use to unwind on the 47-minute ride to the house. I'm not "wasting" a super premium while driving, but I'm not smoking a dog bomb, either.

I don't work! I smoke all day every day. Sucks to be me.

Going down the Torano Tribute lane today...

Started the day with a Torano 1916, and finished the evening with a Savinelli Nicaraguan.