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Good to have you among us. Please keep us informed on the masonic activities in your community.

Good to have you brother.

I pride myself in being a slacker! In fact, those who know me best say they coined the phrase after me. Not wanting to spend much time on this rather lengthy listing: will it please me more with less effort? I tire easily you know. :crying:

Don't kid yourself ... it's ingrain and runs throughout masonry. A vile AND retched bunch you must be! :001_rolleyes:

... :001_rolleyes: I'm trying to think of anything else I spend less than $200 a year for. You know ... something that really / or really does not mean so much to me. :glare:

True connection is no respecter of age. After all, age is just a moment in time. Jimmy Buffett once said, with great insight, "You pick the century and I'll pick the spot." :8:

I guess it depends upon your view. One of my lodges, surrounded by 3/4MM people is often fondly talked of as a "Country Lodge" by some of the brethren who belong there. I take that as a statement upon their feelings of suburbia rather than reality. All's good.

Gordy Howe - The true SLAP shot artist!

Congratulations to Wildcat Nation for, ho-hum, picking off their eighth national basketball championship. This was one of the better national champions I have seen in some time. Excellent talent and well coached. They seems to play well together and displayed good ball movement. Though many...

Have you noticed that they talk much faster in that generation?:47: My burning question, beyond bragging and patience, is ... how did you get her attention? :001_unsure: I was unsure that generation communicated past iphones and ipads. And, I was never sure those two instruments were at...

Kentucky Wildcats 2012 SEC Champions and NCAA DIV I National Champions for the eighth glorious time ... look out UCLA!

Lana Turner - Mommy Dearest

Freddie Fender

Clarence Witherspoon

Good advice RayW and dreamer. That's good advice indeed.

Payne Webber

Agreed Brother Maloney. Still ... not sure anyone could write a code book on Texas esoteric work that could be written in plain English. Texas esoteric work is a combination of Shakespearean English and modern Texa-gun: or it surely seems :38: so. Of course, it never changes. Morph me not...

Ditto! Should be a special event indeed.

Several years back the Grand Master of Oklahoma visited the GLoTX (ah, Baja Oklahoma) and quoted a number, I believe $600K, for monies brought in by that very code book of which you speak. And, my guess is, it doesn't contain four errors. Still, I understand both sides of the argument and...

Theodore Roosevelt --- brother mason and ah heck of a rough rider too