<p>S’ HS celebrated mole day yesterday at 6:02 am. It is an annual event, chem students coordinate the event, they have food, play games, dress up. It is a fun event for the science oriented kids. They also create a themed tshirt each year.</p>
<p>I have to admit I had never heard of mole day until my oldest was in the HS. I guess we skipped that event when I was in HS and a college engineering student.</p>
<p>I used Mole Day to celebrate my birthday. I have made this an annual tradition.</p>
<p>Last year for Mole Day my D made a stuffed animal mole in the caricature of Volde-mole (aka Voldemore from HP). It was very cute.</p>
<p>Here are some pix from our school’s mole day
[Picasa</a> Web Albums - Anthony G - MVHS Mole Day…](<a href=“http://picasaweb.google.com/stan4rdtony/MVHSMoleDay2008?authkey=3mumZtOKazQ#]Picasa”>http://picasaweb.google.com/stan4rdtony/MVHSMoleDay2008?authkey=3mumZtOKazQ#)</p>
<p>Our due date was actually extended to Halloween, we had to make stuffed moles but we’d get extra credit if we dressed them up and wore a matching costume to school</p>
<p>Oops bumped a dead board but I was minnie mouse and made mine minnie mole (like millimole the unit)</p>
<p>Years ago S#1 got his pic in the yearbook with his Mole-io (Mario)–it was awesome.
S#2 had “Rick Mole”–It had a card with it that said “Open immediately for an URGENT message regarding National Mole Day”-- It was one of those cards that you could record your own message–when you opened it, it played “Never Gonna Give You Up. . .” I thought it was the greatest thing ever. The teacher never gave it back.
S#3 has chemistry this year, but his class isn’t making moles. Not sure if I’m sad or relieved.</p>