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I have no problem with tattoos (except the droopy hummingbirds and flowers on 80 or 90 year olds). I believe a tasteful Masonic tattoo is fine if it can be covered in improper circumstances (strip clubs or brothels, etc.). Just don't commit a Masonic violation. It would be a permanent reminder...

Peter Kenneth Frampton - musician, singer, and producer

Sometimes you can't. I joined when my wife was pregnant with our first. I was very active until my second was about 2. Then I needed to stay home. It was not fair to my wife for me to be gone that much. I remained on my journey by reading and researching from home. About the time my youngest hit...

Correct

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George Gamble - shot in gunfight in Bastrop in 1856

Finally an answer. Yeah! Next question: Lodges are dedicated to two people - who are they, and when are their feasts celebrated?

Gerry McNamara - former basketball player and current graduate assistant coach

That is one I would be scared to catch.

Finally!

Double amen!

George R. Scott - Grand Master 1985

Just finished my history of Bastrop #58, Gamble #244 and Mina #1456. It has gunfights on main street and multiple building fires. Watch for it in a future TLR meeting. Now for Moulton Lodge. Hope to complete it by July 4th.

Nobody know the answer?

My point was that there are non-regular Masonic bodies in Texas. From the viewpoint if the state, they don't care who considers whom regular. The way the process works is an organization presents a case for the plates and coughs up a deposit. GLoT did this not the others. We don't share other...