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Eeeny, Meeny... or Both

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Anonymous said…
How adorable. I wish I could give him a great big hug. He makes life look easy. Tell Seth that the next time I see him we will have a "Chip party."
Unknown said…
That's the life! A chip in each hand!
Shannon said…
Hey, Amy. I just read your comment at the Humble Amy's and I jumped over here to see if you might be close to Milledgeville - I have the perfect church for you! But I'm guessing your a little closer to the big city:) I'm tickled to have found your blog though!
Unknown said…
What I didn't blog was that Seth had been so sick with a cold and had barely eaten enough to keep a bird alive. So even when I found him with the chips, I didn't take them away. Bad mommy, bad mommy!

Shannon, Thanks for visiting! I'm looking forward to hearing from another "Georgian!"
Kelli said…
Mmmm...both look good to me too. :0)
Kelli

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