addictions are bad.
i used to have a serious addiction. thats a lie, i still do.
subway.
i know for a fact that its not just me that thinks sandwiches taste better when made by someone else. and even moreso when its someone you like. i have made friends with darn near most of the regular workers at the nearby subways and on and off for about 5 years i have eaten there more than a couple times a week.
they know me. or at least we laugh and they make me food.
the hardest part of breaking an addiction is the cravings.
i got out one night and was tired, hungry, and irritable. (happens to the best of us)
and all i wanted was the convenient goodness of an oven roasted chicken breast.
it was SO mental. i WANTED it. i didnt NEED it.
it was hard to overcome, especially since i passed 3 on the way home.
but i have to admit. it felt good to make it home and have some zucchini and onions.
i feel much better. energized, proud.
it feels good to know im doing something that is a challenge for me.
i challenge us all to do the same.