I’m glad t hear that, but 29 is hardly a “kid”. Maybe by today’s standards, but 29 is a fully grown, mature adult...and has been for almost 10yrs, in my view.
I was on my first kid, second house, and approaching executive status in my career.
My daughter is 25. She is still on my health insurance.
I love her, but shake my head at some “life decisions.”
My other daughter has a career, marriedto a USAR Capt—who was just deployed for a year—and who is a state cop at home.
Same experiences growing up. Same parents. Go figure.
I love them both.