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Of course, tomorrow never truly arrives. But for us, every 13th of December is Chinese Tomorrow! It's a long-standing tradition that we unknowingly started celebrating exactly one year ago. Our 2nd Annual Chinese Tomorrow was as delightful as an over-flowing plate of sweet-and-sour-sauced crab rangoon!
Thankfully, we arrived early before it got too crowded and too loud. Davis shared some good stories from school about the 3 B's and how his class won a cookie-cake party. It was nice to put-aside the business of an average day and catch-up with small talk.
Once the fortune cookies arrived at the table, Davis chose first and read his aloud. It was probably the most fitting fortune, but we won't know for sure. The other fortune cookies will have to wait until tomorrow before they are opened.

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