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Bert Truax, trumpet for DSO

Last year I only got to go for Saturday. This year I'm gonna try and make it down for Friday.

congratulations!

this is really interesting information. I wonder how these demographics differ across our own jurisdiction, and around the world. of course, we can't get all that kind of information!

i really like the google + features. They're just familiar enough to easily navigate, and its a lot easier to organize friends into groups.

Lew Wallace

I do a LOT of reading. Generally I'm juggling 3 or 4 books at a time, and I also frequent masonic blogs and boards.

I didn't have my copy of M&D til I'd finished MCI, but I'm doing exactly that with MCII.

Matisyahu Miller

Congratulations brother! I know how you feel. I lost some sleep to excitement going through myself. And I think it really IS an exciting period for our craft. I'm 25, and I totally felt that I was coming in at a time that will prove pivotal in the history of the organization. Enjoy your degree...

I answered the poll with "I have not", and "I hope to someday", thought to be more accurate I'd have answered "It's a part of my summer reading list". I'm at an idle on the MM degree chapter right now, so I can finish another, shorter book which is more specific to my interests (Harmonies of...

I'm just a squire, but I have been kilted for about 10 years now. As I understand it, traditionally one can wear 2 tartans at the same time without looking a fool, and the TX Bluebonnet would look fine with the Universal FM tartan, IMO.

Leopold Stotch

Congratulations!

the site should be http://www.kosadallas.com

here in TX it is a Masonic Disciplinary Violation to use one's status as a mason to attempt to campaign for office.

I'm actually more a fan of the Grand Lodge of Scotland tartan, myself. http://www.grandlodgescotland.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=417:grand-lodge-tartan&catid=1:latest&Itemid=184

Lemmy Kilmister

actually, I took an old sportcoat, cut it to kilt jacket length, and sewed it back up. but, TBH, I don't often wear a jacket with my kilts. But then, I'm content to wear a kilt with a T-shirt, lol.

I own several kilts, traditional and the cotton Utilikilt type. I'll wear one to lodge once in a while. Apparently, Texas is actually one of the highest selling states for kilt companies. I'll say that it's one of the best ways to beat the heat!