For our ward Christmas activity, we held a service auction. Members could (if they wanted) offer service to other ward members. At the activity itself there were several carnival games where we could compete to gain monopoly money (I competed in an eggnog chugging contest - it was awesome!). After gaining money, there was a silent auction on most of the services followed by a verbal auction on 6 or so of the most desired services.
Crystal's offered service was a romantic dinner for two, or a dinner for a busy family. Because of her renown cooking skills, this was one of the verbal auctions. The games came and went and it was time to auction Crystal's services. What ensued was a brutal bidding war for Crystal's delicious dinner. When the dust settled and the fast talker yelled "SOLD!" this dinner became worth $450! It was monopoly money, yes, but when was the last time dinner for two cost you $450? It must be because I am simply married to an amazing chef. This Friday we're going to make good on that service with dinner for a couple in the ward. Hope it's worth the money!
Oh yeah, want to know what my offered service went for?
10 bucks
It's pretty obvious who the talented one in the family is :)
3 comments:
It's also because they knew you were helping! Heh, remember the commercial on the radio last year that we'd make fun of? "for the couple the cooooooks" hehe... I love cooking with you :-)
Your gourmet chef is MUCH cuter than the one pictured :) Sounds like a lot of fun, take pictures of what you make please.
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