Sarah volunteered to help out at her brother's play by selling cupcakes. The play was Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, so we went with chocolate cupcakes with purple and green frosting.
We ended up making over 150 cupcakes, and we sold almost all of them. I was hoping we could spend it on groceries, but we'll probably end up buying more shoes. (Sarah is looking over my shoulder and she says this is not true).
Here's our awesome cupcake stand. We sold chocolate cake with vanilla frosting, and yellow cake with chocolate frosting.
Sarah volunteered to help out at her brother's play by selling cupcakes. The play was Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, so we went with chocolate cupcakes with purple and green frosting. 
We ended up making over 150 cupcakes, and we sold almost all of them. I was hoping we could spend it on groceries, but we'll probably end up buying more shoes. (Sarah is looking over my shoulder and she says this is not true).
Here's our awesome cupcake stand. We sold chocolate cake with vanilla frosting, and yellow cake with chocolate frosting.
3 comments:
Shoes!?! Groceries!?! Are those prudent choices in light of today's economic downturn?
Wouldn't the investment of that cupcake windfall in an entertainment fund for out of town visitors prove to be a much wiser strategy?
Good point. I'll see to it that I place the profits in the "Corndogs for Corndog" fund.
"Corndogs for Corndog"
Finally...an economic strategy out of Washington that makes sense.
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