Comments for The Tao of Masonry http://masonictao.com The world is vast; why do you don your apron and rise at the rap of a gavel? Thu, 05 Jan 2012 10:44:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Four Fellowcrafts and an EA by Bro Cory http://masonictao.com/2009/03/29/four-fellowcrafts-and-an-ea/comment-page-1/#comment-5972 Bro Cory Thu, 05 Jan 2012 10:44:26 +0000 http://site1.deansdeal.com/?p=180#comment-5972 101 brother your doing good thing out there. 101 brother your doing good thing out there.

]]> Comment on Secret Sauce by Rebecca Cheng http://masonictao.com/2008/01/29/secret-sauce/comment-page-1/#comment-4622 Rebecca Cheng Mon, 04 Jul 2011 05:28:01 +0000 http://site1.deansdeal.com/?p=110#comment-4622 Have you got any more of that sauce and meat-balls? I'm hungry just reading about the stampede for them...lol. “So, what’s the Tao of your secret recipe for this great tomato sauce?” Tom, I love cooking and know that you and family put in huge servings of love as the main ingredient to that great sauce. You've said as much as that in all things in life. "The larger the pot, the more time is needed." Of course, I'll add the things you seem to only say fleetingly, which is effort, desire, ingenuity...that's because you enjoy making the sauce so much. I've enjoyed this article so much I've actually linked to it in my new article on Tao. Have you got any more of that sauce and meat-balls? I’m hungry just reading about the stampede for them…lol. “So, what’s the Tao of your secret recipe for this great tomato sauce?”

Tom, I love cooking and know that you and family put in huge servings of love as the main ingredient to that great sauce. You’ve said as much as that in all things in life. “The larger the pot, the more time is needed.” Of course, I’ll add the things you seem to only say fleetingly, which is effort, desire, ingenuity…that’s because you enjoy making the sauce so much. I’ve enjoyed this article so much I’ve actually linked to it in my new article on Tao.

]]> Comment on Mason-Ink Displays by Andrew Horn http://masonictao.com/2008/10/31/mason-ink-displays/comment-page-1/#comment-4602 Andrew Horn Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:20:44 +0000 http://site1.deansdeal.com/?p=158#comment-4602 Hi Bro. Tom Greetings to you. I have always meant to thank you for the blog post – it brings a lot of guests to the tattoo site. Back in 2003 I started the Masonicink.com site because I had just received my 47th Problem tattoo, and wanted to show the world that Masons were not all squares, there were many kinds of Brothers out there. That’s the reason why each tattoo gallery requires a photo of the brother himself. Over the years I have been completely overwhelmed with the response, we do indeed have hundreds and hundreds of great Brothers with awesome tattoos. It has grown into a monster!! I know some Brothers don’t accept tattooing, for reasons varying from Biblical, to our obligations not to write down our secrets, but I think it’s the ultimate Masonic commitment. Perhaps having a Square and Compass tattooed on one’s forehead may be a bit much… Brothers seem to enjoy it however. Maybe some day you’ll get a tattoo too and can post it up on the site. What better symbol to tattoo, that you will still enjoy and be proud of at 80, than the Square and Compass? Thanks Brother, Fraternally, Bro. Andrew Horn Administrator – http://www.MasonicInk.com (and designer at The Master’s Jewel Masonic Jewelry!) Hi Bro. Tom
Greetings to you. I have always meant to thank you for the blog post – it brings a lot of guests to the tattoo site. Back in 2003 I started the Masonicink.com site because I had just received my 47th Problem tattoo, and wanted to show the world that Masons were not all squares, there were many kinds of Brothers out there. That’s the reason why each tattoo gallery requires a photo of the brother himself. Over the years I have been completely overwhelmed with the response, we do indeed have hundreds and hundreds of great Brothers with awesome tattoos. It has grown into a monster!!

I know some Brothers don’t accept tattooing, for reasons varying from Biblical, to our obligations not to write down our secrets, but I think it’s the ultimate Masonic commitment. Perhaps having a Square and Compass tattooed on one’s forehead may be a bit much…

Brothers seem to enjoy it however. Maybe some day you’ll get a tattoo too and can post it up on the site. What better symbol to tattoo, that you will still enjoy and be proud of at 80, than the Square and Compass?

Thanks Brother,

Fraternally,

Bro. Andrew Horn
Administrator – http://www.MasonicInk.com
(and designer at The Master’s Jewel Masonic Jewelry!)

]]> Comment on Live at five… by Andrew Horn http://masonictao.com/2008/02/11/live-at-five/comment-page-1/#comment-4601 Andrew Horn Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:19:23 +0000 http://site1.deansdeal.com/?p=111#comment-4601 Hi Bro. Tom Greetings to you. I have always meant to thank you for the blog post - it brings a lot of guests to the tattoo site. Back in 2003 I started the Masonicink.com site because I had just received my 47th Problem tattoo, and wanted to show the world that Masons were not all squares, there were many kinds of Brothers out there. That's the reason why each tattoo gallery requires a photo of the brother himself. Over the years I have been completely overwhelmed with the response, we do indeed have hundreds and hundreds of great Brothers with awesome tattoos. It has grown into a monster!! I know some Brothers don't accept tattooing, for reasons varying from Biblical, to our obligations not to write down our secrets, but I think it's the ultimate Masonic commitment. Perhaps having a Square and Compass tattooed on one's forehead may be a bit much... Brothers seem to enjoy it however. Maybe some day you'll get a tattoo too and can post it up on the site. What better symbol to tattoo, that you will still enjoy and be proud of at 80, than the Square and Compass? Thanks Brother, Fraternally, Bro. Andrew Horn Administrator - www.MasonicInk.com (and designer at The Master's Jewel Masonic Jewelry!) Hi Bro. Tom
Greetings to you. I have always meant to thank you for the blog post – it brings a lot of guests to the tattoo site. Back in 2003 I started the Masonicink.com site because I had just received my 47th Problem tattoo, and wanted to show the world that Masons were not all squares, there were many kinds of Brothers out there. That’s the reason why each tattoo gallery requires a photo of the brother himself. Over the years I have been completely overwhelmed with the response, we do indeed have hundreds and hundreds of great Brothers with awesome tattoos. It has grown into a monster!!

I know some Brothers don’t accept tattooing, for reasons varying from Biblical, to our obligations not to write down our secrets, but I think it’s the ultimate Masonic commitment. Perhaps having a Square and Compass tattooed on one’s forehead may be a bit much…

Brothers seem to enjoy it however. Maybe some day you’ll get a tattoo too and can post it up on the site. What better symbol to tattoo, that you will still enjoy and be proud of at 80, than the Square and Compass?

Thanks Brother,

Fraternally,

Bro. Andrew Horn
Administrator – http://www.MasonicInk.com
(and designer at The Master’s Jewel Masonic Jewelry!)

]]> Comment on Hawaiian shirt night by Tom Accuosti http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/comment-page-1/#comment-4564 Tom Accuosti Wed, 22 Jun 2011 01:49:43 +0000 http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/#comment-4564 <a href="#comment-4563" rel="nofollow">@Simon LaPlace </a> Uncharacteristically, I had a subdued, dark print. We had almost 30 guys, and just about all of them went along with the theme. @Simon LaPlace

Uncharacteristically, I had a subdued, dark print. We had almost 30 guys, and just about all of them went along with the theme.

]]> Comment on Hawaiian shirt night by Simon LaPlace http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/comment-page-1/#comment-4563 Simon LaPlace Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:51:51 +0000 http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/#comment-4563 I couldn't make out your shirt! Maybe I'm better off. I couldn’t make out your shirt! Maybe I’m better off.

]]> Comment on Hawaiian shirt night by Tom Accuosti http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/comment-page-1/#comment-4560 Tom Accuosti Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:08:00 +0000 http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/#comment-4560 <a href="#comment-4559" rel="nofollow">@A.C. </a> Yeah, I've no doubt about that last part. :-) @A.C.
Yeah, I’ve no doubt about that last part.
:-)

]]> Comment on Hawaiian shirt night by A.C. http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/comment-page-1/#comment-4559 A.C. Tue, 21 Jun 2011 15:20:01 +0000 http://masonictao.com/2011/06/20/hawaiian-shirt-night/#comment-4559 Hey man, Freemasonry regards no man for his worldly wealth or outward appearance. Hey man, Freemasonry regards no man for his worldly wealth or outward appearance.

]]> Comment on Masonic Messages in the Media by Scott Roop http://masonictao.com/2011/04/01/masonic-messages-in-the-media/comment-page-1/#comment-4334 Scott Roop Tue, 17 May 2011 22:03:23 +0000 http://masonictao.com/?p=339#comment-4334 I am the original designer, along with my late father-in-law, a 32nd degree mason and a shotgun toten hillbilly, of the Masonic “Two Ball” Walking Cane you see advertised in all the Masonic supply catalogs and there web sites. In the earls 90’s, we got together and made the first of many canes and started selling them. I sold several thousand canes through these Masonic suppliers and over the internet for a number of years. I have been out of the work for a number of years due to illness but am now trying to get going again. Originally I only offered the cane made of Oak but not the case these days. I would hope that you check out the web site I have, hang on to it in case you or someone you know would like to order one. I think that they have gotten better over the years and with the new woods now offered, not ever one has to carry the same looking cane. So please go to my web site @ http://www.walkingwoodsent.com look around at the other products we offer, which are also designed in house and if you don’t want a cane, well then pass on the info if you hear of some one else looking for one. You can also reach me, talk to me or follow me on twitter under justacarpenter1. Thank You I am the original designer, along with my late father-in-law, a 32nd degree mason and a shotgun toten hillbilly, of the Masonic “Two Ball” Walking Cane you see advertised in all the Masonic supply catalogs and there web sites. In the earls 90’s, we got together and made the first of many canes and started selling them. I sold several thousand canes through these Masonic suppliers and over the internet for a number of years. I have been out of the work for a number of years due to illness but am now trying to get going again. Originally I only offered the cane made of Oak but not the case these days. I would hope that you check out the web site I have, hang on to it in case you or someone you know would like to order one. I think that they have gotten better over the years and with the new woods now offered, not ever one has to carry the same looking cane. So please go to my web site @ http://www.walkingwoodsent.com look around at the other products we offer, which are also designed in house and if you don’t want a cane, well then pass on the info if you hear of some one else looking for one. You can also reach me, talk to me or follow me on twitter under justacarpenter1. Thank You

]]> Comment on Author, Author by David Alvez http://masonictao.com/2010/05/29/author-author/comment-page-1/#comment-4285 David Alvez Wed, 11 May 2011 18:19:34 +0000 http://masonictao.com/?p=277#comment-4285 great content, I am here in Brazil, his work is amazing! great content, I am here in Brazil, his work is amazing!

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