So, I'm sure my story isn't unique, but it's mine. I was fairly active here for quite some time, then met a woman who HATED cigars....so I sold everything....Cuz love, right?

Now, years later, dipping a toe back in the cigar world. Stopped by a tobacconist and bought two Perdomos and a Drew Estate. Of course, I have no decent lighter or cutter, but hey...it's a start.

Anywho...I'm happy to be back. I missed me. I missed you guys.
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Welcome back Scott.
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Welcome back home :-)
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Thanks, Bob. I appreciate it.
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Sooo what happened to the girl? :-) You can't leave us hanging like that :-)
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Oh, she's still very much in the picture. I just did some serious self reflection and realized that I really missed this aspect of myself. I missed the forced holding still for the 45 minutes or more that a cigar takes. And I wanted it back. Negotiations ensued. Luckily I own a couple properties...one of which is now cigar friendly.
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Welcome back and it's nice you can sneak away and have cigars and Ice Breaker mints!
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Welcome back.
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Welcome back Scott!!!
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A woman is just a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. :-)

Hey, if it's good enough for Kipling, it's great, Scott.
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Hey Scott! I’m recently back myself (like 2 days recent after almost a 10 year hiatus.). Such a great group of people here and a wealth of knowledge.... we were destined to come back eventually!
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Great to "See" you back, Scott! Glad you now have the lady AND the cigars! :-)
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Welcome back, Scott. Do any fishing? If so, that's a great spot to smoke.
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So the honeymoon is over huh? haha welcome, Scott.
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Welcome back
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Welcome back Scott! I’ve been MIA for awhile myself :-)
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Welcome back!

Remo - your retirement is getting in the way of hanging with us :-)
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