The good thing about 'falling out' of the Cigar Hobby for a while...

[misterbulgarin]

Is that when you get back into it...your smokes are all aged nicely!

Just got a PM from deano, so I thought i'd drop by, haven't been posting here much recently. Been busy with my business, hard times! Haven't really been smoking much, sadly I view cigars as a time sync now, not good. But I sat down with a lovely augusto reyes lancero cigar on friday and it all came back to me, watching the smoke in the sun

Hows everyone doin?

Yours, mR B

[Deano]

We is good! Glad you made it back. Can't you work and smoke at the same time? I do!

[r0lan6]

I had that thing happen to me for nearly a decade! Sadly I had no cigars, and only a small leather travel humidor. Back then I bought a batch of 25 moderately cheap Churchill Dominicans. Could only fit 7 in my humidor, leaving the rest to slowly dry out. Gave them away to colleagues at work in the end. Even they found them too dry to smoke.

[eggopp]

Well if work gets you down, at least you have a few aged cigars to cheer you up then.

[Paulie]

I agree with you on this one. I think a break from cigars can be a good thing for a number of reasons.

Good for the finances.
Allows cigars to age a little more.
Better appreciation of them as per the law of diminishing returns.

[Habana-Habanos]

I agree with you on this one. I think a break from cigars can be a good thing for a number of reasons.

Good for the finances.
Allows cigars to age a little more.
Better appreciation of them as per the law of diminishing returns.

Very true..

[HabanoSy]

Hi Mr. B...

Good to hear from you...

Glad to see you back and hopefully to stick around...

Enjoy your 'aged' smokes...

Cheers, HabanoSy