Tomorrow is a big day. It’s going to be a good day, but it’s a big day. I can’t really discuss it yet (it has nothing to do with the blog, so don’t think I’m trying to build anticipation). As soon as all associated with it is over (probably a few weeks – maybe longer), I’ll be sure to mention it here. Just know this – all is good.

And that’s what kind of leads me to this relatively short post.

When things are going good, I want to celebrate.

That’s great, right? Celebrations are awesome.

Well, not for me. I always want to celebrate with food.

If I did well on a test when I was in college, I’d stop by Wendy’s and buy six Junior Bacon Cheeseburgers and eat them on the way home.

That’s no longer my weakness. Know what my weakness is now?

Chinese buffets.

I think these are the greatest thing EVER. I realize that this is not real Chinese food, and I also realize that it is possible to eat healthy at them. I would like to mention that I do not. I always get at least one plate piled high with nothing but fried food.

In the past, celebrations always resulted in some type of food reward. Even now, there is a little part of my brain that wants me to celebrate tomorrow after work by going to the Chinese buffet and just loading up calories and promising myself that tomorrow will be a fresh start.

Not going to do it. I may celebrate, but I will not be celebrating with food this time.

What will tomorrow look like?

I’m going to workout before work. After work, I’ll come home, fix a healthy dinner, and watch TV with Tina. No Chinese buffet. I’m not swearing them off forever, but they certainly aren’t needed for every celebration.

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