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I pretty much share your exact sentiments TAM. I asked one of my Great Uncles on my 21st birthday how I could become a Mason, he just happened to have a petition in his pocket. Went through the three degrees of the Blue Lodge early in 1967, followed by York Rite then Scottish Rite, then Shriners. I later had a dual membership in two blue lodges and was very active in all five for many years before I finally realized I couldn't serve two Masters much less six. But with that said, they're great organizations and do a tremendous amount of good stuff.