Mother’s Day Rose Selling At Holy Martyrs Of England And Wales

 Mother’s Day Rose Selling At Holy Martyrs

May 11, 2025

Written by Alexander Jairam

Dear Reader,

Mother’s Day and roses are closely related. That’s why we decided to sell roses on Mother’s Day! And because we need more money and selling $5 dollar roses will do that for us. The day before, Andrew, Joseph, Gavin, and I, bought and wrapped all the flowers. We sold out of roses at the 1100 mass. We had 96 roses at the beginning, and zero at the end. We ended up making somewhere around $380.85. A little kid only gave us $4.85, but that is fine with me. Also, two people gave us a $100 bill and asked us for change when they were only paying $5. That was kind of annoying, but at least we got another customer. Overall, the rose sale was a success and next week we are doing a bake sale.

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