Friday, May 13th
I did my hair up nice. I took this auctioneering role seriously.
Live music
What could this cream possibly be used for... ?
This looks like a good use! The dorm supervisor, Tim was first to be "pied".
Prateek lucked out when his wife set the highest bid. She lovingly placed it on his face.
Here is Iman pie-ing Caleb in a not-so-loving manor :)
The bidding wars for slamming a pie in my face got a bit more intense after I passionately, and somewhat jokingly, told my boys, "If you love me, you'll pie my face!"
Its not everyday the head of the Senior School willingly allows students to treat him this way.
These 11th grade boys acted as the "boosters" for the night. After the auction was finished they boasted how in each bidding war they entered they were able to double the bid and let someone else take the highest bid. Apparently these risk-takers did not have any cash on them.
Overall, it was a successful evening. The students and few staff raised 33,000 rupees or about $730. Wow. I could not go to sleep that night after so much excitement. For a few hours, I just lay in bed thinking about how generous this community acted in response to such a devastating event. It was a good night to work at Woodstock!
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