Why I love this hobby

[okiesmoke]

Tonight while my wife was out at some event, I stepped out on the patio and lit up number 1 of 24 of my box of Tatuaje Red Labels.

Sipping coffee, watching my dog run around the yard, I slowly smoked away all my worries and just enjoyed the quietness of the evening. I'm so thankful for these moments when nothing much matters, at least for that short while.

So the next time you light up, remember that life is too short.

Enough rambling, now I'm going to sleep with my wife :thumbs:

 

[Macion Grey]

Well... all very pleasant images, except for the last line

Too much information, one might say.

 

[wes888]

Enough rambling, now I'm going to sleep with my wife :thumbs:

This thread is worthless without pictures! :laugh:

 

[BigJake6904]

Enough rambling, now I'm going to sleep with my wife :thumbs:

This thread is worthless without pictures! :laugh:

In all seriousness though, it's times like these that make us appreciate some of the things we have more, and teach us lessons on a daily basis about not taking things for granted.

Nothing beats a good solemn evening, great scenery, and the company of those close to us. Well... that is so long as I don't ever get to experience a night at Hugh Hefner's mansion. :whistling:

:laugh: :sign:

 

[Jonesy]

So the next time you light up, remember that life is too short.

This is exactly why I don't save my "good cigars" anymore. A valuable lesson I learned from a dear friend.

 

[Obanion]

So the next time you light up, remember that life is too short.

Amen, brother!!! Relax with a cigar, have sex, sleep it off. The good life! :thumbs:

 

[theroberthogan]

Relax with a cigar, have sex, sleep it off. The good life! :thumbs:

I'm adopting this as my new mantra.

 

[beyond the band]

There is something about sitting outside on a nice evening, with a great smoke, a glass of something, and the dog at your feet.