Eggs (touching them, talking about them and taking them from the refrigerator --not eating them)

Candles (we have to light a candle at each meal---I have limited this to dinner time as we won't have any candles to light if they were on all day)

York Peppermint candies in the small tin.  (York has these nice little Peppermint Patty balls in a cute blue and silver tin.  For me, having had gastric bypass surgery, 2 of these tiny candies help me to not feel deprived and still not make myself sick.  One usually does it, 2 is enough and 3make me sick.)  Little D saw me eating them and wanted one.....he wants one every time he is in the car.

Lest anyone fear, please understand that we don't indulge Little D's obsessions unless they are appropriate and healthy for him.  I have no problem with kids having candy and learning proper limits for them (something I didn't seem to learn as a child/teen/adult) so he does eat candy, just not daily and sometimes not even weekly.


He is Risen, Just as He said!