Bios

Jerry

He doesn't feel like a particularly interesting person, and recommends you move on to Michelle or Oliver. Sometimes he likes to create things. Mostly things having to do with ovens, writing, pictures, and music. That's why he majored in English/creative writing at Truman, because he got credit for what he was probably going to do anyways. When that was done, he went on to the Elementary Education program at Truman. During his internship, he taught third graders at Ray Miller Elementary in Kirksville, and is convinced that they're the coolest kids ever. His son Oliver is cool too, even when he drops things on the floor and says, "oops!" even though it definitely was not an oops.

He also haphazardly set up this website. It's his first attempt at something like that, so if you find some mistakes, be forgiving and nicely let him know what to do.

Email him at jerry (at) covertcupboard (dot) com. top of page

Michelle

What do you get when you cross a mad scientist with a baker?
Michelle.

She whips up tasty treats nonstop, proving that you can make healthy baked goods without any eggs or dairy. Don't believe me? Then order some granola bars, cookies, or convince her to make some zucchini brownies. You'll be glad you did.

Oh yeah, she's married to Jerry. They got hitched on May 26th, 2006. Now that you know their wedding date, the first ten people to tell them, "happy anniversary," get a free granola bar. They also have a super awesome little boy named Oliver. Michelle loves it when Oliver helps make dinner and bakes, and has a love/hate relationship with him throwing flour all over the floor.

Email her at michelle (at) covertcupboard (dot) com. top of page

Oliver

Oliver is Michelle and Jerry's son. He's coming up on two years this summer, and couldn't be a cooler kid. His ever changing loves have included, but are in no way limited to: pot holders, keyboards, Yo Gabba Gabba, books, puppies, bunnies, compost, pots and pans, making soup, laughing, eating bread dough, baths, and standing on chairs.

Since he can't read yet, if you want to send him an email, just send a message to either Michelle or Jerry. They'll be sure to relay the message. top of page