The Lowe's

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I've already introduced myself a bit, but here is a picture of me and my hubby. We were married May 21, 2005 in D.C. We currently live in Ithaca, NY and are here another 3 1/2 years while Michael finishes his PhD in Chemistry at Cornell.



And this is my pride and joy, Margaret! She turned 2 November 8th.


And just incase you didn't get enough of her cuteness, here is another picture :)


Can't wait to see your families!

Comments

aLLie said…
She's precious!! And I love your skirt in the picture of you and your hubby!
January 25, 2009 8:42 AM
Melisa said…
You guys are such a cute and kind couple. I sure love you guys. MM is such a cutie pie!
January 25, 2009 8:46 AM
Annie said…
Your daughter is absolutely adorable!
January 28, 2009 10:54 AM
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