No More Teenagers!

Our youngest son Ross turned 20 yesterday. As Mark said "You are no longer a teenager, you are an adult." He has matured so much, especially over the past couple of years, but I still see that impish smile he had as a toddler when he thought he was getting away with something. It is great to get to the point where you can talk to your children on the more even footing as adults. It seems like every phase they go through I have enjoyed and I know I will enjoy this phase of getting to know my children as competent, christian men. I look forward to the journey.