MEA Weekend - Wednesday: Cigar

Wednesday, October. 16,  2024

MEA Weekend is finally here! Conferences after school yesterday which made for a 13 hour day. Everything went well but it was exhausting.  More conferences today during the workday but no classes for kids. 

Celebratory cigar after I got home Four day weekend lies ahead.

Finished my cigar shortly after Dale returned home from work.  Headed to Lunds to pick up dinner.

We're doing a soberish October to limit our alcohol intake but decided to reasonably indulge tonight. I had an Old Fashioned and Dale had wine.


Tonight's cigar was a Romeo y Julieta.

During dinner tonight we watched the film White Zombie starring Bela Lugosi on TCM. Bela's son, Bela Lugosi Jr., has said his father was an avid cigar smoker.

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