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Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
'Evening everyone,
It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
Have a nice night,
Casey
'Evening everyone,
It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
Have a nice night,
Casey
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Dark Flake Unscented in a Medico dublin. Hit the low 70s today and
had a sprinkle a fe minutes agw while out with the puppies.
Howard in Oregon
On Jul 2, 4:47 pm, Casey <caseyhar...@comcast,net > wrote:
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
> really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
> about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
> really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
> books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
> 'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Dark Flake Unscented in a Medico dublin. Hit the low 70s today and
had a sprinkle a fe minutes agw while out with the puppies.
Howard in Oregon
On Jul 2, 4:47 pm, Casey <caseyhar...@comcast,net > wrote:
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
> really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
> about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
> really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
> books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
> 'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Evenin' Casey. It's Haddo's in the Cavicchi CC bent apple, Diet Pepsi
on the side in the small glass, Mozart on the CD player. Just finished
a terrific meal of ground sirloin patties and fresh asparagus (with
butter and salt). Were promised a terrific thunderstorm, but it never
came to pass. Well, it *did* pass; it hopped right over us! Lousy
nature. :-(
Hope all are well,
Ian
--
It is better to have loafed and lost than
never to have loafed at all. (James Thurber)
http :// www .aspipes.org/
http :// www .bookstacks.org/
Evenin' Casey. It's Haddo's in the Cavicchi CC bent apple, Diet Pepsi
on the side in the small glass, Mozart on the CD player. Just finished
a terrific meal of ground sirloin patties and fresh asparagus (with
butter and salt). Were promised a terrific thunderstorm, but it never
came to pass. Well, it *did* pass; it hopped right over us! Lousy
nature. :-(
Hope all are well,
Ian
--
It is better to have loafed and lost than
never to have loafed at all. (James Thurber)
http :// www .aspipes.org/
http :// www .bookstacks.org/
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 17:53:07 -0700 (PDT), Tim D <wh229@pacbell,net >
wrote:
>Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
>by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
>times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
>good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
>for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
>Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Hi Casey, ASP.
MacB Navy flake in a Pete Aran. I'm studying for my final tomorrow,
and I'll be glad when it gets here. This course has burned me out;
it'll be nice to get back home and spend the holiday weekend with my
kids.
Have a good one all.
Luke
On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 17:53:07 -0700 (PDT), Tim D <wh229@pacbell,net >
wrote:
>Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
>by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
>times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
>good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
>for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
>Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Hi Casey, ASP.
MacB Navy flake in a Pete Aran. I'm studying for my final tomorrow,
and I'll be glad when it gets here. This course has burned me out;
it'll be nice to get back home and spend the holiday weekend with my
kids.
Have a good one all.
Luke
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
On Jul 2, 8:57 pm, Luke Oberley <obiwan...@hotmail,com > wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 17:53:07 -0700 (PDT), Tim D <wh...@pacbell,net >
> wrote:
>
> >Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
> >by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
> >times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
> >good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
> >for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
> >Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
>
> Hi Casey, ASP.
>
> MacB Navy flake in a Pete Aran. I'm studying for my final tomorrow,
> and I'll be glad when it gets here. This course has burned me out;
> it'll be nice to get back home and spend the holiday weekend with my
> kids.
>
> Have a good one all.
>
> Luke
************************
'evening all. 73, clouding up for a possible overnite rain in Western
NY. After dinner smoke; till it's gone...C&D sample Corinthian. I've
placed this on my "probably buy again sometime" list. Not a latakia
"bomb" but some interesting tastes..,fr om both briars & meers.
Check latest e-messages, then off to the chats.
Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
pipe since '62, brain addled/mindless forever
On Jul 2, 8:57 pm, Luke Oberley <obiwan...@hotmail,com > wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 17:53:07 -0700 (PDT), Tim D <wh...@pacbell,net >
> wrote:
>
> >Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
> >by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
> >times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
> >good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
> >for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
> >Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
>
> Hi Casey, ASP.
>
> MacB Navy flake in a Pete Aran. I'm studying for my final tomorrow,
> and I'll be glad when it gets here. This course has burned me out;
> it'll be nice to get back home and spend the holiday weekend with my
> kids.
>
> Have a good one all.
>
> Luke
************************
'evening all. 73, clouding up for a possible overnite rain in Western
NY. After dinner smoke; till it's gone...C&D sample Corinthian. I've
placed this on my "probably buy again sometime" list. Not a latakia
"bomb" but some interesting tastes..,fr om both briars & meers.
Check latest e-messages, then off to the chats.
Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
pipe since '62, brain addled/mindless forever
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Tim D wrote:
> Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
> by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
> times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
> good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
> for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
> Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Hiya Tim,
I've never red any Cather before. Recommended?
Casey
Tim D wrote:
> Hi Casey, Howard & ASP. Spent most of the day knocked half-unconscious
> by a medication reaction. Smoked 965 in the Grenci I'm breaking at the
> times I could sit upright. The pipe is coming along---tasting pretty
> good. Thanks for the book recommendation, Casey. I'm always looking
> for something to read. Hasve you ever read "My Angtonia" by Cather?
> Happy smokes to all tonight. -- Tim in Pacifica near SF.
Hiya Tim,
I've never red any Cather before. Recommended?
Casey
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Evenin' Casey,ASP. Here it is J.P. Couvert's Valle du Mont D'Or semois
in the Gulel reverse claw meer w/ Butera bowl. Thunder bumpers moving
through again. Lotsa bangin' going on here in the Swamp.
Kim
Evenin' Casey,ASP. Here it is J.P. Couvert's Valle du Mont D'Or semois
in the Gulel reverse claw meer w/ Butera bowl. Thunder bumpers moving
through again. Lotsa bangin' going on here in the Swamp.
Kim
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Finished the Dark Flake and reloaded with some Plumcake.
On Jul 2, 6:09 pm, kkocher...@woh.rr,com wrote:
> Evenin' Casey,ASP. Here it is J.P. Couvert's Valle du Mont D'Or semois
> in the Gulel reverse claw meer w/ Butera bowl. Thunder bumpers moving
> through again. Lotsa bangin' going on here in the Swamp.
>
> Kim
Finished the Dark Flake and reloaded with some Plumcake.
On Jul 2, 6:09 pm, kkocher...@woh.rr,com wrote:
> Evenin' Casey,ASP. Here it is J.P. Couvert's Valle du Mont D'Or semois
> in the Gulel reverse claw meer w/ Butera bowl. Thunder bumpers moving
> through again. Lotsa bangin' going on here in the Swamp.
>
> Kim
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
"Casey" <caseyhargis@comcast,net > wrote in message
news:TZudnYcf7NLFjvHVnZ2dnUVZ_o_inZ2d@comcast,com ...
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug in
> a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a really
> fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed about the
> storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was really
> intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his books
> soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's 'Old Man
> and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Good evening Casey and ASP,
Last pipe of the day is C & D's Haunted Bookshop in a lion head meer.
Nothing on the side. Evening meds have been administered. Today was a
tolerable day and I hope to have the same tomorrow. Hope all is well with
all of you.
Rick
--
"You know there are only two things as beautiful as a good gun, a Swiss
watch or a woman from anywhere. You ever have a Swiss watch?" Cherry Valance
to Matthew Garth -- Red River
"Casey" <caseyhargis@comcast,net > wrote in message
news:TZudnYcf7NLFjvHVnZ2dnUVZ_o_inZ2d@comcast,com ...
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug in
> a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a really
> fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed about the
> storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was really
> intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his books
> soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's 'Old Man
> and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Good evening Casey and ASP,
Last pipe of the day is C & D's Haunted Bookshop in a lion head meer.
Nothing on the side. Evening meds have been administered. Today was a
tolerable day and I hope to have the same tomorrow. Hope all is well with
all of you.
Rick
--
"You know there are only two things as beautiful as a good gun, a Swiss
watch or a woman from anywhere. You ever have a Swiss watch?" Cherry Valance
to Matthew Garth -- Red River
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
Evening Casey and all. Ah, another Cormac McCarthy convert. You'll enjoy his
others too, Casey. Totally different, but still great.
Continuing the Grand Oriental tour from this AM, it's now Smyrna #1 in the
Tilshead bulldog. Wish I had the other tins from this group; well, we'll all be
reunited soon, I hope.
Diet Pepsi MAX on the side. Damn, I'm pouring liquids into me like an irrigation
project in the Atacama!
Bob
Just your basic flake, and official Old Fart!
Evening Casey and all. Ah, another Cormac McCarthy convert. You'll enjoy his
others too, Casey. Totally different, but still great.
Continuing the Grand Oriental tour from this AM, it's now Smyrna #1 in the
Tilshead bulldog. Wish I had the other tins from this group; well, we'll all be
reunited soon, I hope.
Diet Pepsi MAX on the side. Damn, I'm pouring liquids into me like an irrigation
project in the Atacama!
Bob
Just your basic flake, and official Old Fart!
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 18:47:13 -0500, Casey wrote:
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
After dinner smoke for me will be some Dunhill Nightcap in a Wilke
billiard.
--
Bill
blevins@gmx,com
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 18:47:13 -0500, Casey wrote:
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
After dinner smoke for me will be some Dunhill Nightcap in a Wilke
billiard.
--
Bill
blevins@gmx,com
Re: Wednesday Evening Smoke: 7-2-08
On Jul 2, 7:47 pm, Casey <caseyhar...@comcast,net > wrote:
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
> really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
> about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
> really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
> books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
> 'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Sorry I'm so late, fellas. Tonight I smoked '04 Renaissance in a Sav
full bent Nonpereil, followed by a Camacho Coroja.
On Jul 2, 7:47 pm, Casey <caseyhar...@comcast,net > wrote:
> 'Evening everyone,
>
> It's evening here in Shreveport, anyway. I'm enjoying some Kendal Plug
> in a basket pipe. Iced tea on the side. (Soon to be a Rolling Rock)
>
> I finished reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the other day...a
> really fantastic read, IMHO. It literally kept me on edge. I dreamed
> about the storyline after reading it at night. The kid's character was
> really intriguing, as well. What an author. I'll be reading more of his
> books soon. For now, though, it's my first go around with Hemingway's
> 'Old Man and the Sea'. Halfway through and loving it already.
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Casey
Sorry I'm so late, fellas. Tonight I smoked '04 Renaissance in a Sav
full bent Nonpereil, followed by a Camacho Coroja.
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