Cuban cigars are legal here, and sold in grocery stores among other places. Now, I quit smoking cigarettes two years ago, but cigars are a different thing. If I had a cigarette tonight, I'd be back to pack-a-day inside a week, but stogies are something I can pick up and put down. Tonight,
I'm going to have a cocktail and smoke a cigar.
It's nice to be an expat.
(More Tomorrow.)
being the story of a nearly young man, beginning with his move from a post-doctoral research fellowship in Houston, Texas, to the Persian Gulf Coast as an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at an American school's branch campus in Education City, Qatar.
Note on Branding
As you read my blog, you will notice that I mention no brands in terms of my employers or products I use in a professional capacity. Thus while I will say I love Honda Automobiles or that I wear Doc Marten's exclusively, I will not mention the idenitity of my employer or the software I use in my office. This is because I am speaking as Ed Brothers, private citizen, and NOT as a representative of my employer. All opinions on this blog are my own, and should not be construed as anything more important as my contribution to the internet's flotsam.
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