50sjayne--congrats on the truck! I drive a stick shift and I love it.
Jen--thanks for mentioning the compression socks. I don't have any pain, but my calves have been so tight since the weekend. I have been using the stick way more than I want to!
Jennifer--hope you all are feeling better.

I've been thinking tomato soup and grilled cheese sounds good.
Dona--I eat lunch at my desk. I know I shouldn't, but I do. And of course I keep working the whole time. I think with the new phone, I might actually take a break, go eat my lunch and check my personal email.

Yea for yoga starting soon!
Anyway... thanks for the hugs and all. I'm fine. Just trying to figure out how to "do it all" (not supermom, just quit putting everything off and DO the things that need doing) and I've NEVER "done it all" before.
FWIW, I was never able to "do it all". I gave up when Tom went to high school and just stayed home. That might sound strange, but he needed me around, and Mike was working so much. Being a mom and a wife and handling all the day to day stuff is a challenge. But here's what I realize now that ds is in college.
--He didn't care whether the house was immaculate, he just wanted to be able to have his friends over.
--He didn't care whether every meal was home cooked or some culinary masterpiece, he just wanted to be with us.
--And he didn't really like it when I worried about all the trivial stuff. He just wanted parents who cared about him and were there when he needed them.
I was never a fan of doing it all either, because no matter how hard I tried, there was always something else to do. Hang in there.
CC--great job on the exercise! Remember you are probably building some muscle, and sometimes the weight loss slows down a bit when you're building muscle. Remember to schedule days off!
Welcome Lisa (Liesel)!
Ann--did I hear tatoo? Maybe we should all go to Holiday World and have our own little dismeet next year.

Hope Logan is feeling better soon.
I went to the Y this afternoon and did an hour on the elliptical, so that was nice.
I'm going to throw this our there. I am really having trouble switching from loser to maintain. I'm still dropping weight--I'm sure I'm not eating enough, but I have no desire to count calories or figure it out. I've already had Shannon lower my maintain weight by a pound, and I'm guessing I'm going to be at the low end of that on Friday. Clothes I bought a month ago are starting to be lo0se already.
When I was losing I felt in control of things. Maintaining, not so much. And really I am not hungry, so I have no desire to increase my calories. In the back of my head I keep thinking, you don't really want to maintain, you want to reach that college weight. But have you seen those people who have lost a bunch of weight in their 40s and 50s and their skin starts to hang in places? I am quickly approaching that. My skin on my neck and around my knees is starting to look pretty wrinkly. There's this older lady who walks at the park we go to who doesn't have an ounce of visible fat on her, but her skin just hangs. I don't want that. I know I'm a ways from being that bad, but I don't want to look older than I am.
So I don't know what to do. I feel like there is a tug of war going on in my brain right now. I know it's a good problem to have, so I'm not upset or anything, I just don't know how to be done losing. I guess it's a process and I just need to be a little more patient.
