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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 202406" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Thank you all again.</p><p> </p><p>husband did not hold difficult child's feet to the fire the way I would have wanted. He accepted difficult child's explanation that they were left over from our neighbor.</p><p> </p><p>I just called our neighbor and told her I found something else and asked if she would identify it ... it's in the laundry right now, but she said that would be fine. I told her I didn't know if it was an old issue or a new one, and she was very nice about it. I'll go over there tomorrow.</p><p> </p><p>Sigh.</p><p> </p><p>Oh, I kind of agree about the Captain Crunch. I think husband should have given easy child $5 and let her buy her own cereal after difficult child was out of the house. Live and learn. You can't really resist these thing until you're an adult, and then, as FairlyOdd pointed out, not always then. It has to be a pretty strong reaction for me to give up something. For ex., red wine gives me migraines so I haven't touched a drop for 20 yrs. I am hypoglycemic, however, and will put up with-the shakes and fuzzy headedness for a pkg of M&Ms. I know how hard it is. </p><p> </p><p>It's just the lying that really gets us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 202406, member: 3419"] Thank you all again. husband did not hold difficult child's feet to the fire the way I would have wanted. He accepted difficult child's explanation that they were left over from our neighbor. I just called our neighbor and told her I found something else and asked if she would identify it ... it's in the laundry right now, but she said that would be fine. I told her I didn't know if it was an old issue or a new one, and she was very nice about it. I'll go over there tomorrow. Sigh. Oh, I kind of agree about the Captain Crunch. I think husband should have given easy child $5 and let her buy her own cereal after difficult child was out of the house. Live and learn. You can't really resist these thing until you're an adult, and then, as FairlyOdd pointed out, not always then. It has to be a pretty strong reaction for me to give up something. For ex., red wine gives me migraines so I haven't touched a drop for 20 yrs. I am hypoglycemic, however, and will put up with-the shakes and fuzzy headedness for a pkg of M&Ms. I know how hard it is. It's just the lying that really gets us. [/QUOTE]
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