Greetings and Salutations, Brothers Saying hello from the state of MD. I'm currently an FC and will soon be raised (hopefully) in February. I look forward to talking with y'all.
Welcome to FMH. I saw the Maryland FC degree when I was in DC in September. Great work. Hope you had fun and enjoy our little site.
Thank you, Brother! I am enjoying it. It's a little rough at times (meeting for catechism) but hopefully it will pay off soon. We have a 20 month old so it's sometimes a little difficult to get some quiet time to study but I'm trying to make it work.
AHHH yes, I was there once. I would say not much different from your EA but your EA was a lot more in depth than or EA exam.
Welcome, the wording is now familiar, so the learning can be easier. Your windshield makes a great 'mentor'.
Welcome Johnny, I am a fellow... FC, being raised Jan 7th. Plenty of lurkers here based on the amount of viewers versus posters but great info from brothers "longer in the tooth" than you and I.
I see your profile pic, are you a turbo guy? I have a twin turbo v8 powered Buick t-type I'm working on. Bout 800 horse.
Why yes I am I have a 2002 Lexus IS300 that's fully built. I'm running a PTE 67mm @ 23 psi. She made 563 hp / 442 tq on pump gas. I'm running 19 psi for driving around the streets. I maybe drive her 2 times a month because driving around town w/a triple disc carbon clutch isn't fun. lol Good to see another enthusiast on here. Brother - thank you for the warm welcome. I'm just beginning my journey and I have a lot of learning to do. I'm kind of excited about it all. I can remember as a kid seeing the "G" and wondering what the heck it was all about. I remember seeing the S&C and thinking, "Hmm, they must be architects or something"....LOL
Hey, Brother! What's your name? I live in Glen Burnie and plan to petition the lodge for plural membership, just as soon as my GA Lodge gives me the green light. Welcome to the craft!
I did not have to wait a year to be raised, it's just how things worked out. The lodge schedule, my schedule etc... To be honest I am pleased to have taken the time as it has allowed me to absorb what I have and enjoy the process.
