An update about me...
I will be giving my proficiency on August fourth, getting passed on the eighth and I'm up for the cemetery committee as soon as I'm raised. As long as everything goes well I will be giving my FC proficiency on the first Tuesday of September and raised shortly there after. I will be attending a couple initiations at Kelly lodge #1131 on the twenty first and an initiation at Alamo #44 on the thirty first. I have most of the first and second sections down and I'm looking forward to the rest. The initiations coming up will most definitely help.
A question to you...
I'm seriously thinking about submitting a paper to the G.L.R.T. What are your thoughts on becoming a member of this lodge? I hear they only meet quarterly and you get a neat apron. The paper has to consume at least fifteen minutes presented. From what I've been told the paper only has to touch on Freemasonry. I am going to be a full time student in a completely new field to me. So do you think I could connect Freemasonry with mortuary science?
To quote a movie from my childhood, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
I will be giving my proficiency on August fourth, getting passed on the eighth and I'm up for the cemetery committee as soon as I'm raised. As long as everything goes well I will be giving my FC proficiency on the first Tuesday of September and raised shortly there after. I will be attending a couple initiations at Kelly lodge #1131 on the twenty first and an initiation at Alamo #44 on the thirty first. I have most of the first and second sections down and I'm looking forward to the rest. The initiations coming up will most definitely help.
A question to you...
I'm seriously thinking about submitting a paper to the G.L.R.T. What are your thoughts on becoming a member of this lodge? I hear they only meet quarterly and you get a neat apron. The paper has to consume at least fifteen minutes presented. From what I've been told the paper only has to touch on Freemasonry. I am going to be a full time student in a completely new field to me. So do you think I could connect Freemasonry with mortuary science?
To quote a movie from my childhood, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."