Morning ritual and tobacco
- Stanley76
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Morning ritual and tobacco
Good morning. Happy to be back here after eight years. Right now I'm sitting in my busted recliner sipping Eight O'clock coffee watching my two house beasts and my first tobacco is......Copenhagen snuff. It's a good way to get my nicotine blood level to operating levels and after that breakfast I'll have a bowl of Carter Hall, Prince Albert or Sir Walter Raleigh for starters. I know Copenhagen is nasty but it's an acquired taste. For some reason I have never been able to acquire a taste for pipe juice/fluid. I wonder why? Anyway, I hope you all have a Blessed Day.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
I need to cultivate some tobacco/clock rituals.
Some days I forget to smoke entirely.
Some days I forget to smoke entirely.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Hey, Stanley. Welcome back to CPS.
I have a morning tobacco ritual. Lately, I always smoke Samuel Gawith bulk Mayors Chocolate Flake with my morning coffee.
Often followed up with Gawith Hoggarth & Co. bulk Brown Flake Unscented
I have a morning tobacco ritual. Lately, I always smoke Samuel Gawith bulk Mayors Chocolate Flake with my morning coffee.

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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Several years ago, we had a thread on what best to drink as we smoke. Our general consensus was that coffee was the best beverage to pair with tobacco. I have found this to be true for me.
So I really need a morning ritual smoke.
Or late evening decaf.
(but this would adversely reduce my bourbon time)
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
A morning smoke is an infrequent luxury, but a good cup of coffee and a stout burley is a treat that I could certainly build into a ritual.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
All good, but with raised eyebrows on the Copenhagen. I tried it once, when I was in college. Btw, to my knowledge no photos of me are in any college yearbook, thank goodness. High school yearbook, no problem.
A morning pipe typically of one of the McCl Grand Orientals or mild English, along with coffee was my ritual for my daily commute.
Now retired, if I'm home I'll typically have a mid morning smoke with coffee, and a late evening, dusk, smoke with whatever I happen to have to sip on. The smoke is whatever happens to be the pipe tobacco I have out, or cigar.
A morning pipe typically of one of the McCl Grand Orientals or mild English, along with coffee was my ritual for my daily commute.
Now retired, if I'm home I'll typically have a mid morning smoke with coffee, and a late evening, dusk, smoke with whatever I happen to have to sip on. The smoke is whatever happens to be the pipe tobacco I have out, or cigar.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Blue Mountain gold med roast, bible and silence for about an hour. No tabacco becuse I would puke that early in the morning. That being said I would love the smell of pipe smoke that early. Maybe I'll start burning it like incense in the morning.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Usual work day morning.
0715 Alarm
10 min snooze
Stretch
Pet Rascal. He then flips onto his back for his morning tummy rub. This lats as long as it takes for the morning constitutional to be of concern.
Post paperwork it's, coffee started, dog fed, take the flag pole out to the mailbox and secure it.
Return to the homestead and power up laptop in office. Grab a pipe and more often than not fill it with Carter Hall.
Fill my bubba coffee travel thermos and commute my butt by foot to the wayyyyyyyy far side of the house. And take a seat at my desk.
I then immediately get up because I forgot something I need. Returning I begin my work day.
Coffee, Carter Hall, email reading, conference call checking, and taking a peek-a-boo in CPS.
0715 Alarm
10 min snooze
Stretch
Pet Rascal. He then flips onto his back for his morning tummy rub. This lats as long as it takes for the morning constitutional to be of concern.
Post paperwork it's, coffee started, dog fed, take the flag pole out to the mailbox and secure it.
Return to the homestead and power up laptop in office. Grab a pipe and more often than not fill it with Carter Hall.
Fill my bubba coffee travel thermos and commute my butt by foot to the wayyyyyyyy far side of the house. And take a seat at my desk.
I then immediately get up because I forgot something I need. Returning I begin my work day.
Coffee, Carter Hall, email reading, conference call checking, and taking a peek-a-boo in CPS.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Like Jim, I don't get to enjoy a morning smoke very often. When I do, it is an English or a Burley with coffee. Most times I am a late evening smoker.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Since retiring my "schedule" is much more relaxed.
I've taken to having a latte and morning smoke after getting my bride off to work.
I've taken to having a latte and morning smoke after getting my bride off to work.
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Re: Morning ritual and tobacco
Cope is certainly easier to take in the morning than a pipe. I dipped it for 27 years (age 14-41) and it was way more than a 'ritual'. To say I was addicted would be an understatement. I often fell asleep with it packed in my jaw and it was on the nightstand so I could dip as soon as I awoke. I loved the stuff and I wish I could have some now and then but I fear I'd fall back in to addiction. Copenhagen and coffee - makes my mouth water just thinking about it. Yum.
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