A few weeks ago I blogged about Sarah's foray into the world of Scout cookie sales.
She did just fine, thanks to the appetites and charitable feelings of many coworkers and family members. All Lynda and I did was put the form out and people happily (I hope?) purchased. I didn't even have to resort to placing a beseeching photo of Sarah pleading for assistance.
And so, now, I must report the statistical results and make snarky comments (if such comments come to mind). Because, well . . . what is a blog for?
(And I'm utilizing my new HTML table-making skill--such as it is.)
Cookie Sale breakdown
| Lemon Chalet Cremes | 7 boxes sold | Would they sell better in Switzerland? |
| Trefoils | 9 boxes sold | Shortbread appeals to some; Girl Scout logo appeals to rest? |
| Do-Si-Dos | 14 boxes sold | Cheerful name, average sales |
| Samoas | 15 boxes sold | I'm surprised that more of these weren't sold. My favorites! Big sellers in Pacific Ocean? |
| Dulce De Leche | 8 boxes sold | Affirmative Action sales? |
| Sugar Free Chocolate Chip | 0 boxes sold | Diet food FAIL! |
| Tagalongs | 13 boxes sold | Not worried about salmonella, huh? |
| Thin Mints | 38 boxes sold | Why so popular? Sure, they're good, but . . . |
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