I know, I am responding again.
I read your latest post, where you are concerned about your stalemate and lack of motivation. So I just felt like you needed some more encouragement. Keenercam is right about rereading your journal. You have made such wonderful progress in so many, many different areas since you began this journey. Everyday, you inspire me, when I see that you are still sticking this out. I figure, if you can do this, so can I. Maybe it is because we both live close together or maybe it is the fact that both of us took a look at a family member (your mom, my gran) and said "I don't want that for myself". What ever the tie that binds, it doesn't matter, there is still inspiration.
Personally, I think you are just going through a rough patch, being stressed from work and TOM approaching really compounds a situation that isn't that bad in reality.
To get your motivation thoughts back on track here are some things to think about.
1. You had lunch with your mom the other day. Are you so comfortable with where you are now that you are willing to accept similar health concerns? My guess is "no".
2. You have enjoyed getting alot of hard physical labor done as you get your house in shape. Are you ready to go sit back in your chair only wishing that some fairy would come along and get it done for you. My guess is "no". (Although, if you find that fairy, send her my way.

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3. You have been in such a better mood and more up beat since you started this program. Are you ready to go back to fewer days of feeling good about yourself? My guess is "no".
4. You have been to WDW lately and really enjoyed the parks so much more than you had in the past. Are you willing to give that up before your next trip later this year? My guess is "no, you want to feel even better."
5. You have enjoyed buying some new clothing. Are you really ready to go back to buying from a very limited selection? My guess is "no."
There are so many other motivators, but maybe this will help jump start the thinking process. It's like dragging yourself out of bed when you don't feel good, sometimes, you just have to do it in order to feel better. We all reach points were we need to re-evaluate the situation and maybe now is that time for you. It seems that the 3 month mark is where new wears off (it's happening all over the board), but hey, when was the last time that you could say you stuck with a weight loss plan for more than a few weeks, let alone 3 months?!
Ok, off the motivation kick (soap box, if you will

). On to better days and here is a little

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to get you through the rough patch.
