Contest #5 - Molly, the artist formally known as the Molecule.

This contest is to prophesize four aspects of Molly's future. Those who guess the closest will receive medals or trophies. Good Luck.

1) When will Molly be born (her due date is June 2). Please include date, hour, and minute. (Bonus points for other descriptions, such as the weather or other event that day)
2) How much will Molly weigh (in pounds, ouches, kilograms, or stone)?
3) How old will Molly be when she learns to walk?
4) What will Molly want to be when she grows up (at ages 5,10,20, and 50)?

Good Luck.

Comments

Anonymous said…
(1) Molly will be born as the full moon rises and the howling wolves dim to recognize the coming of their new master. So maybe a Tuesday??
(2) She'll be born as fire and brimstone rain down from the skies. Rivers and seas boiling. Forty years of darkness. Earthquakes, volcanoes. Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together - MASS HYSTERIA!!
6:40 PM
Glen Lipka said…
Born on the 6th and 6:06am. 6 lbs, 6 ounces. She will walk at 6 months, 6 weeks, and 6 days. She will want to be a numerologist. Or a fireman.
4:32 PM
Dan Lipka said…
1) I think that Molly will be born on May 30 at 11:15pm.
2) She will weigh 9-lbs 8-ounces.
3) She will walk at on the day the Jets win their first home game of next season
4) 5 years old-Doctor; 10 years old-librarian; 20 years old-rock star; 50 years old-Engineer/Empress.
11:27 AM
lindy said…
Molly will be born on May 17th at 2pm (she'll choose afternoon to endear herself to daddy) She will weigh 8lbs 1 oz, She will take her first step when she's 8 months old and at 5 she will want to be a princess, at 10 she will want to be a princess, at 20 she will want to be a rock star but will actually be an engineer and at 50 she will be an engineer, rock star and princess.
10:01 AM
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