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Message: [QUOTE="SallyH, post: 3969907, member: 289"] When I was teaching the building had a rodent problem - rats and mice. One time a boy transferred into my classroom from another because he was being bullied. So I put his desk next to mine. As it was a Friday and the first thing in the morning was the weekly spelling test the room was silent as I gave the class five minutes to review their words before the test. So I hear squeak, squeak, squeak and I thought it was the new kid rubbing his sneakers together to make that sound. I say "Johnny, that's no way to impress me, stop it." "Honestly, Ms. H, I'm not doing anything!" I look around and there is a mouse stuck to a glue trap. In our old house mice would get in the basement and our cat would bring them to the bedroom, play with them for a bit and then eat them. [/QUOTE]