Thank you, MW, for your time and dedication to this forum. The topics have been thought provoking and the shared responses have been both filled with wisdom and educational. This is what I’ve imagined Freemasonry to be. The only thing that would make it better would be if we were sitting in a garage having these conversations.
Thank you both for your very kind words. I appreciate it.
As for sitting in a garage, having these conversations, I think that is sort of how this all came about. I thought for years about how one could create a vibrant discussion space, and I talked with some very good guys about it. Alas though, we could never figure out how to overcome the limitations of geography. No matter where it was created, it would only be easily accessible to a small number of people.
Then the pandemic came, and it sort of forced me to understand that Masonry could be done online, and I found this Substack software that promised to make the technical challenges go away, so here we are.
Thank you, MW, for your time and dedication to this forum. The topics have been thought provoking and the shared responses have been both filled with wisdom and educational. This is what I’ve imagined Freemasonry to be. The only thing that would make it better would be if we were sitting in a garage having these conversations.
I agree with WB Bob. Thank you and well done.
Thank you both for your very kind words. I appreciate it.
As for sitting in a garage, having these conversations, I think that is sort of how this all came about. I thought for years about how one could create a vibrant discussion space, and I talked with some very good guys about it. Alas though, we could never figure out how to overcome the limitations of geography. No matter where it was created, it would only be easily accessible to a small number of people.
Then the pandemic came, and it sort of forced me to understand that Masonry could be done online, and I found this Substack software that promised to make the technical challenges go away, so here we are.