Louisiana Rainbow Grand Assembly

This evening I am representing Most Illustrious Grand Master Donald Sonnier and the Grand Council of Cryptic Masons at the opening of the Louisiana Grand Assembly of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls. 

As Usual

I have very little to say. I want to post something, since next Friday I will be tied up with the Louisiana Grand York Rite Sessions and probably have no time to blog.

I figure this is a good time to start promoting The Day the War Stopped, however.

Even though I have retired, I'm still getting jerked around by the State of Louisiana. I wrote the first draft of this while waiting for a call back. They did, in fact, call me back and (as far as I know) the problem is on its way to being fixed. (This is the State we're talking about.) I'll give them until next week before I whine about it here.

Speaking of whining, I would be interested in learning how the word "Priority" and the phrase "2-Day" are defined by the US Postal Service. And speaking of being retired, I have been for 19 days. That is even less entertaining, if that were possible, than it was last week. However, according to my Google stats, no one has read this blog since I retired (so I haven't gotten any complaints.) Letterman will retire in 75.

You kids get off my lawn!

Happy New Year?

I haven't blogged yet this year. I've been meaning to.  In my last post I said a lot about what day it was, and didn't even mention it was St. John the Evangelist's Day. (That's an important Masonic holiday, btw.)

Now it's about a quarter past nine on Friday night and I'm in Alexandria. Just got back from the Grand Master's Banquet. Heard a very interesting talk by the Sovereign Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction. 

I really don't have anything to say, but I wanted to post a blog before the end of January. 

I CAN RETIRE IN SIXTEEN DAYS!

You kids get off my lawn!