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Thankful Thursday

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For any of you who have read my other blog, you know that I have been posting a Thankful Thursday for several weeks. You also know that while I have done posts on my other two kiddos, Seth has not had a post dedicated to him! If you know us well, you already know that I am too busy keeping him out of a zillion things to think about thankfulness. Nah. Just kiddin.'

I am thankful for Seth's precious little hugs. Often I'll feel little arms around my legs and him lovin' on me--although he wipes off any kiss I give him with a dramatic flair.

I am thankful for his good manners. I hope they last! He is quick to say "please" and "thank-you" without being reminded.

Just the thought of Seth's mischievous eyes makes me smile...always.

I am so grateful that God gave us our sweet Josiah Seth and that my life was spared to be here with him each day. Thank you, Father, for Seth.

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Lisa said…
Amy, Thanks for the encouraging words on my blog. This week was indeed better. Guess I can look at last week now and smile.....and still enjoy my Vera purse!!! ;*)
October 12, 2007 at 9:35 PM
Unknown said…
You're welcome, Lisa. I really like Vera purses too...especially since I'm past the diaper bag stage! Although I wouldn't have minded a Vera diaper bag!
October 12, 2007 at 9:41 PM
LindaJo49 said…
Love that little guy, too!! I think I even wrote a blog about how I fell in love again! My brother, Tim, keeps teasing me about that new guy in my life! And I've only seen him once!!
October 13, 2007 at 7:00 PM
Unknown said…
Thanks Linda, he is a "keeper." So lively and full of fun!
October 13, 2007 at 8:43 PM
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