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Will keep your family in my prayers brother.

Wise words brother.

Congratulations brother. I am happy for you.

I don't see a conflict with the religious feelings that you describe and Masonry. With me Masonry and my religion are two things that I keep completely separate.

Welcome to the forum.

Excellent points and well said.

Both for the rich history and the mystery surrounding the Craft.

Funny! I liked the UK shirts that the woman was wearing.

Thank you for the reply brother.

Agreed, that's why I joined at my advanced age. Never too late and I have already decided that joining was one of the best things that I ever did.

Agreed. The forum is not a tiled lodge so discussion or people should not be restricted.

After being raised and presented with my apron I was told that the only time that it would be worn was when I was in my casket.

I really wanted to join the York Rite. Per the advice of several brothers I was going to wait 6 months after being raised to petition. However, shortly after I was raised a two day York Rite class was offered at half of the price as taking it degree by degree. As my wife and I are both retired...

Internet search. After arriving here I liked what I saw.

Light bulbs simply for safety and cleanliness.

In my lodge I would look out of place with a custom apron as everybody wears those supplied by the lodge.

I'm 58 and have been an MM since 04 Aug 2014, a late beginner.

Haven't heard of these "TO" lodges here in Kentucky. Will check into this and learn more.

Congratulations, I look forward to your posts.

Agreed!