Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

I have been really bad about writing my annual letters over the past few years so I finally caught up. I had written one for 2001 but didn't send out Christmas cards that year so nobody got to read it. I didn't write a letter at all for 2002-2005 so I finally got around to it and did them all at once a few months ago. For 2006, I actually wrote it on time, but again I didn't send any Christmas cards out so it will only be showing up here on my website. I have also added some pictures to all of the letters and put in links to other pictures in the media gallery for all of the events mentioned in the letters.

You can see everything here.

Love,
Bill

I've been Elfed. Go elf yourself today.

http://www.elfyourself.com/?userid=4b669870a87da4c26141b2cG06122210

The pregnancy is going well so far. The Amniocentesis test results showed no genetic anomalies and that we would be having another girl. The diagnostic ultrasound a little after showed that the baby was growing well and healthy (knock on wood). Since we know the sex of the baby now, we also picked a name, "Bianca Isablelle".

I've been continuing to add new scans of our ultrasounds as we get them. You can see them here.

Lots of new quotes from the collection of Tom "Grandpa" Glennon covering several subjects have been added to the Quotes topic page.

A big thanks to the young Patrick Glennon on what I'm sure was a difficult translation.

Click here to see them all.

We are expecting our second child Feb. 2007.

See the ultrasounds here.

See pictures of when we broke the news.

More then 10,000 new pictures added. See them here if you're bored and have some free time.

Thanks,
Bill

There are some new stories posted in the Oregon News section. These are emails from the past few years summarizing the events and trips to Oregon. Check them out here.

Agnes Lillian Glennon      1922 to 2006      Click here to read more.      Click here to see pictures.

"A principle has the tendency to expand itself to its utmost
logic"....Judge Benjamin Cardoza, Supreme Court Justice about 1916

Thought for the day:
I was regretting the past and fearing the future.
Suddenly my Lord was speaking.
"My name is I AM".
He paused. I waited. He continued.