Dot – first shot
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Oh MyGod!!! I’m so excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now the whole world can see the littlest Punaro. Ain’t technology great?
That’s about as wonderful a thing as imaginable. I am so very happy for you two! Wait until the next pictures…just like this one, they’ll take your breath away.
I cant tell who Dot looks more like just yet.. but Im going out on the limb here and going to say its a boy!