Jason's Poem You're old enough to gamble, You're old enough to drink, But just remember what's important, And what The Lord would think, Remember that your age now Means 'I can do anything', But always do what's wise and right And you will find your wings. You haven't learned it yet, But eventually you will, That everything you do today, Forever is with you still. Think about each thing you do, Learn something new each day, Be the Best that you can be So you don't have hell to pay. Don't fritter away the hours, Don't play too many games, Or later on you'll wonder why Better things weren't yours to claim. You have your Life ahead of you, So make the Most of It, Do the things that make you glad That Life was more than...(crap). Written on December 4, 2003 for my nephew, Jason McClure's 21 Birthday! By Aunt Bev (Beverly Hawthorne)