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Senior Deacon was really a fun job. I had 29 salvos among the three degrees and learned much about the other stations throughout the lodge. But ... I thought we were talking about Senior Stewards. Now that's the man who holds my full attention! :18:

Basic COBOL RPG Commodores floppy discs 3.5 hard discs main frames ... on raised white platform floors 4 tracks 8 tracks Reel to Reel 45s, 38s, LPs on real vinyl! phonograph needles Fender shirts Hood armaments Gas caps hidden in the rear lights Gas caps hidden behind the license plates...

Reasonable request indeed.

I am in weekly communication with the Senior Warden at my lodge this year. As I watched members progressing through the line coming into my year, he too is watching the performance and progress of those following him. We discuss who can be counted on, who needs more work, when will we offer...

There may be troubles there too. I've heard rumblings. But, isn't that always the case these days?

So ........... if I were to stick a big plaque of the Square and Compasses outside when I answer the door. Are you saying we could cut through the small talk and get straight to the goodbyes? I have just discovered more wages of a master mason. :sneaky2:

I'm so pumped up about the EAST ... I've aligned myself for one more salvo in an unsuspecting lodge next year! :confused1: Then, of course, I'd very much like to fade off into the twilight. Don't anyone tell Wild Bill though. :49:

Should have picked a shorter degree ... less painful.

I have seen brethren from a few northern jurisdictions travel through our lodge who have asked for lodge stamps, etc., to be placed in a passport. This is only to show that they have traveled to a particular lodge. It's a very neat idea and I would like to know if such a program exists in...

That prompts a question. Guess the answer depends on who's the bondman. Can't say I wasn't shocked the first time I ran across that subject. Personally ... I wouldn't have allowed a man in on either side of that transaction. Only because the bondman would have been obligated (i.e...

okay. okay. I'll spring for a couple of those tattooed cases. :25: They're expecting broad canvases ... :27: mentioned they'd like to get started early :beer: ... what day you want me to schedule the shop?

That's a wrap!:001_cool:

Agreed! Everyone's faith is in jeopardy when only one's faith is in jeopardy. However, this idea will not hold in the human nature court of law. Zealots are like sirens ... to intoxicating to resist. Division reigns supreme in the eyes of man.

Not bad! I think I'll rush out and purchase a case. :40: man you've solved, my ... my friend's problem

hmm! Does that do anything for bulging wastes? :39: Ah! I have this friend ... :blush:

Was that another crack about Baja Oklahoma! :lol:

To bad I can only throw one thanks at towerbuilder7 on that Christmas Eve post. I've re-read that post several times and have decided to throw another BIG FAT THANK YOU at him here. There is hope for this world with such fine masons out there. Too bad towerbuilder7 is located here in Houston...

That's plausible. Man's greatest quest it to discover his origins and purpose.

Not a bad thought. But I suppose you could add one more of a natt straining while swallowing a camel. You're in a pickle either way.

Welcome brother! Please join in a contribute. I suspect we would all be most interested in the practice of masonry in the great Canadian northwest. Happy New Year!