PozzSka
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I arrive home and find one lonesome package among the small mountain of junk mail that seems to permeate my postal delivery box most days...
My wife, giving me a look of disappointment and vexation, says, "what did you buy?"
I said, "I didn't buy anything, I swear." though the evidence, in her mind, suggested otherwise...
I carefully open the box and I'm greeted with the oh-so-familiar packing peanuts, but a small box and the also familiar image of the small elf atop a tin of tobacco, another smaller tin of tobacco, a square tin of tobacco, and a small cardboard box.
I was immediately filled with excited, however, I hadn't purchased a thing, and just before I could remove the last layer of peanuts, BOOM!!
I was bombed...the peanuts that lay strewn about the floor of the workshop were strongly supporting that fact.
And, yet I managed to pull myself out of the smoke and gather that the following had just arrived:
- McClelland Christmas Cheer 2013 (will stay in the cellar for a while)
- Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox (also will stay in the cellar)
- Fribourg & Treyer - Blackjack (will probably stay in the cellar for a little bit)
- two packs of pipe cleaners (never have enough of these)
- A 30-06 cartridge pipe tool (knife and tamper, or just knife? but fits in a pipe bowl!)
- and what seems to be a recently restored Calabash!!! (holy cow!)
Wowzers!!
I was definitely set aback, and my wife even wondered what the audible "wow!" emanating from the workshop indicated.
So, big thanks to AJ!!
I really appreciate it, though I haven't been able to use any of it! I will report back at first opportunity.
My wife, giving me a look of disappointment and vexation, says, "what did you buy?"
I said, "I didn't buy anything, I swear." though the evidence, in her mind, suggested otherwise...
I carefully open the box and I'm greeted with the oh-so-familiar packing peanuts, but a small box and the also familiar image of the small elf atop a tin of tobacco, another smaller tin of tobacco, a square tin of tobacco, and a small cardboard box.
I was immediately filled with excited, however, I hadn't purchased a thing, and just before I could remove the last layer of peanuts, BOOM!!
I was bombed...the peanuts that lay strewn about the floor of the workshop were strongly supporting that fact.
And, yet I managed to pull myself out of the smoke and gather that the following had just arrived:
- McClelland Christmas Cheer 2013 (will stay in the cellar for a while)
- Cornell & Diehl Briar Fox (also will stay in the cellar)
- Fribourg & Treyer - Blackjack (will probably stay in the cellar for a little bit)
- two packs of pipe cleaners (never have enough of these)
- A 30-06 cartridge pipe tool (knife and tamper, or just knife? but fits in a pipe bowl!)
- and what seems to be a recently restored Calabash!!! (holy cow!)
Wowzers!!
I was definitely set aback, and my wife even wondered what the audible "wow!" emanating from the workshop indicated.
So, big thanks to AJ!!
I really appreciate it, though I haven't been able to use any of it! I will report back at first opportunity.