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[Marianne1]

I want a piece of chocolate so much, and the only chocolate I have is a big unopened bag of Hershey's Miniatures that I bought for my college aged son.

He will probably be here later today on his way to work and I am wanted to give them to him for Valentine's Day.

Do the Right Thing Parenting is so difficult some days.

[scotttie]

Open the bag...then put his in a nice container....he won't know there are some missing.

[tansy]

Can you get to the store for another bag

[Preds]

If you have a cute little bowl or basket, you could put them in that and he might not notice one or two missing.

[tansy]

On 2/15/2014 Predsfan said:

If you have a cute little bowl or basket, you could put them in that and he might not notice one or two missing.

Like Marianne's son wouldn't know why the chocolates were poured into a bowl--lol.

[EmmaBunting]

On 2/15/2014 beammeupscottie said:

Open the bag...then put his in a nice container....he won't know there are some missing.

hahahaha! I was just about to post the exact same thing!

[HisElk]

On 2/15/2014 Predsfan said:

If you have a cute little bowl or basket, you could put them in that and he might not notice one or two missing.

LOL, nice idea. The problem with that for me is that I couldn't just eat one or two. Once I start, that' it for me.

Maybe the OP is more disciplined than I would be. Chocolate and peanut butter are my downfall.

Good luck.

[Lily1]

Marianne run don't walk away from the chocolate! You are stronger than the chocolate. Oh who am I kidding? Have a couple

[kdgn]

Do what I've done-open the bag, put the majority in a decorated zip bag and he won't know the difference!

You take a magic marker, draw hearts all over the baggie, write Happy Valentine's Day, Love Mom and call it a win-win!

[LucyGoose]

Eat the chocolate!