So, I'm not entirely sure what I was thinking when I fell in love with my friend Pam's Valentine idea. Obviously, I forgot her comment: "You gotta use a candy that you don't love more than life itself, or you're just asking for it be be refilled constantly."

Obviously, I forgot the "audience" at my house -- since this jar wasn't even out on display 48 hours before somebody wanted to empty it. [In reality, 48 hours is probably some kind of record around here!]

That person shall remain nameless, but suffice it to say that he[?] was told it was there for decorative purposes. I really didn't think that these little cinnamon red-hot things would be very tempting.

Obviously, I am not the right person to ask. Obviously.

The good news is that I am pretty sure he[?] heard the edge to my voice, shook in his[?] boots, and returned the jar to the tabletop, unopened. Pretty sure. Or, you know... umm, not.

Either way, I have learned my lesson.
When crafting with candy, KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE.

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Ha! Sally, I agree! This past Christmas I made a candle decoration with wrapped candy canes that just hung on a hurricane. They disappeared in very short order! I had to keep buying more to make my decor look like decoration! ;)
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