Happy New Year (with Pics!)

Little Miss Dahlia in a preemie outfit borrowed from her cousins!


Grandma & Grandpa R with Dahlia.


Me & Dahlia at the changing table.


Dahlia says HAPPY NEW YEAR! On her new quilt from Great Aunt Ronnelle.

Comments

Mrs. Ca said…
She's so adorable, and you're looking great! Happy New Year to you and your family :)
9:44 AM
michelle said…
So cute! She is so tiny! I just want to hold her :)

And btw - you look fantastic!
10:55 AM
Sarita said…
She is so precious!
3:39 PM
K said…
Beautiful (I had to come up with an adjective that no one else used)! :) I love the pics and you look great!
8:34 PM
kmd said…
AWWWWWWWW!
6:30 AM
Test said…
she is such a peanut! i love it!!
2:05 PM
Meigan said…
Carrie, she is so sweet! I can't get over how much she looks like you!
6:54 PM
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