The Belly Full of Jelly concept originated entirely during a peanut butter and jelly sandwich-making time. 

 

WORLD PREMIERE

of

A Belly Full of Jelly

(Say That Three Times Fast)

While at the Magic House in St. Louis, we had fun with the Van de Groff generator.

Shannon

Cousin Carly

While at the reunion Christopher learned a new skill

More Morrissey Reunion

Here is Aaron and Brianna playing football with Uncle Troy Whoonu was a hit game.The "About 40" crowd enjoyed games late into the night

at the Days Inn (the shot is blurry to emulate their

bleary-eyed, giggly stupor as they played golf.)

The best photos were all taken by Uncle Jim and other photographers more serious than I. So contact them if you want all the posed shots and great candids, too.

Jerry Morrissey Family ReunionFriday Night, Brother-in-Law Troy

got us these awesome seats at the

Cardinals game

The Big Event Was Saturday at the

St. Michaels' gym. Most of Grandpa's 98

descendents were there.Needless to say, all that fun makes for tired kids.

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My Woodworking Project is Done. Hello summer!

1-1/2 years ago, Leslie asked me to make a homework center for the children to replace the microwave cart and boxes we were using to store their papers, colors and laptop.
It is made out of solid cherry with a clear Watco Danish Oil finish.

The drawer slides are hidden under the drawers. The joints are either fitted and glued or glued and screwed with hidden pocket-hole screws.

The kids are glad to have their daddy back on his days off!

More pics from Christopher's Bday party.

Pinata. Pirate Mask (from the cake)

Cake and a friend.

Water Fight!!

Christopher's Birthday Party

He turned 5 Thursday. The Dance Game

Grandpa Glover and Big Sis Shannon

They loved my swingset. That rocks!

Eating up the Rock Wall.

Men's Ministry Outing to see the County-Famous

Lancaster Barnstormers

The UrbansThe seats
The Box

Cylo Visits the Bewersdorffs

Pedal to Preserve

Our good friend, Frank Bewersdorff, of Berg Toys, invited us to show off their cool Go-Kart/Cycle things. What is almost better, we did it for a worthey cause - the Lancaster Farmland Trust, which raises money to buy and preserve farmland in our county.
Water Stop.
That last hill was a tough one.We had bagels before and hot dogs afterwards at the pavilion.

Thanks again, Frank!