Friday, September 19, 2008

Happiness Is...






Happy Hour will be VERY good this evening, Gentle Reader. And for a couple of weeks to come, as well.
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15 comments:

  1. Suldog19 September, 2008 14:55

    Enjoy, Buck. And have a great weekend!

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  2. Jenny19 September, 2008 16:28

    Is that rich, chocolaty Olvatine on the counter? LOL! Not for happy hour I hope.
    Enjoy!

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  3. Christina RN LMT19 September, 2008 16:29

    I'd have the same reaction if the package contained many long-awaited books...ahhhhh. Now THAT'S my idea of happy hour(s).

    Enjoy your ceegars, Sir!

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  4. Anonymous19 September, 2008 16:46

    Oh ... a cigar box!

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  5. Buck19 September, 2008 17:00

    Thanks, Jim... it looks to be pretty good. The beginning, anyway!

    Jenny: Why, yes... it is! One level teaspoon in each cup o' coffee, which was still in progress (i.e., a couple of cups left) when I took these pics.

    Christina sez: Enjoy your ceegars, Sir!

    Most defnitely, Christina!

    Deborah sez: Oh ... a cigar box!

    I save 'em, too. Dunno exactly why, except for perhaps the left-over kid in me. My Dad smoked Dutch Masters, among other things, and my room was littered with his old boxes. They're such a great place to keep your treasures in... which is something not many kids will ever experience in this day and age. Pity, that.

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  6. Anonymous19 September, 2008 17:50

    "A Woman is just a Woman, But a Great Cigar is a.......Smoke"!

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  7. Bag Blog19 September, 2008 19:51

    It's the cigar box that intrigues me. I loved them as a kid - what is it with boxes and kids? Toby has a wooden cigar box that belonged to his dad with his initials on a gold plate. Very swank.

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  8. philmon19 September, 2008 19:53

    Those look...

    Tasty!

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  9. Jenny19 September, 2008 21:42

    When I was a teen and I lived with my father, I had a cigar box full of foreign money. Daddy was a mechanic for Delta and he always got to get on the planes before cabin service did their cleaning. He found all sorts of treasures and brought them home: books, music tapes, and always money from other countries which he gave to me (he mainly worked on the L-1011 that I guess always went international). He also raided the galley and it was always a treat to pour Carnation half and half on our cereal in the mornings that he brought home the night before. After that, whole milk just seemed watered down. LOL!

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  10. Knit and fall back in it20 September, 2008 07:25

    Aaaah, those UPS drivers. I seem to be talking about them a lot lately.

    What can Brown do for you? ;)

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  11. fuzzbert_1999@yahoo.com20 September, 2008 13:00

    I hate that anxious wait! But love to hear the dog bark and hear the big brown truck pull up!

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  12. Towanda20 September, 2008 14:58

    Ooooh, Partagas - Good choice!!

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  13. Buck20 September, 2008 21:27

    Phil sez: Tasty!

    Ya, they are! Happy Hour was canceled yesterday due to rain, but we did put fire to one today before LSU - Auburn kicked off.

    Jenny sez: When I was a teen and I lived with my father, ...

    That's just pretty cool, Jenny. I had a pretty big collection of foreign coins as a child, too. And I still eat a mixture of half and half and milk on my cereal, LOL!

    Mushy: Yep... like Phlegmmy sez... "The Brown Truck of Happiness!"

    Sharon: Partagas' Spanish Rosados are the House Brand at El Casa Móvil De Pennington. I'll play around with other brands and sizes, but there are always a few SRs in the humidor.

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  14. Buck20 September, 2008 21:53

    Dang. I'm just not paying attention at the moment.

    Lou... is that cigar box with the gold plate a humidor? There are some pretty pricey ones out there...

    Amy sez: Aaaah, those UPS drivers. I seem to be talking about them a lot lately.

    LOL! I hear ya. I really, really do. But not in quite the same space where my driver is concerned! She's a great lady and I love her to death, in that platonic sorta way. ;-)

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  15. phlegmfatale20 September, 2008 23:29

    Yum. Nice.
    I like a man with good taste in cigars!

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