Ok really, this is procrastinating working on the PTA newsletter

. I went back and looked at my New Year's goals and what I have accomplished so far:
1.My goal is to hit my target weight by July 1 and be in solid "maintainance" mode by the end of 2007. My target weight for now is 145. I'll see how I feel when I get there and may go for 135 (my ideal, but I'm not sure it is realistic.)
Well, clearly not going to make that! I have lost about 5 lbs since the first of the year - not good, but something. Still need to lose +15 to get to goal.
2. Journal and post my food until I hit target and anytime I "drift" up while in maintainance mode. Sorry this is boring for everyone, but I don't seem to be accountable to just myself.
I've not been consistent here, but it definitely does help me to post my food log. I am determined to get back to this.
3. Exercise at least 3-5X per week, even if it only for 30 minutes each time. Unless someone is deathly ill, I cannot keep making excuses for not doing this. I know that eating alone will not take the weight off for me.
4. Exercise a minimum of 750 minutes a month - this is so I don't wimp out and just do 30 minutes 3X a week
I haven't come close on this one!
I still think all of these goals are attainable, reasonable, and yes, necessary. Now what to do about it.
In the past, I have lost weight in the spring, maintained over the summer and gained in the fall. In 2006, I lost weight in the spring and then maintained for the rest of the year. I did lose a little bit this past spring, but was never really consistent about it. My challenge now will be to not just maintain, but actually LOSE weight this summer. I would like to lose at least 10 lbs this summer to take me into the 140's!

This summer should be pretty low key with only one trip planned and one set of houseguests visiting so eating should be pretty much in my control.
The real key is to get in exercise. This has always been hard for me, especially in the summer. The exercise challenges are not doing it for me motivation wise, so I need something else. My new thought is to train for the DL 1/2 marathon Labor Day weekend. That would give the motivation to get out and walk/run on a regular training schedule. I am already doing a sub 16 minute pace now, so I am ok there. It has been +5 years since I have seriously trained for a distance race though. I'm also concerned about the foot I broke 2 years ago. It is fine now and I had no problems when we walked for +5 hours in Gibraltar, I just don't know how it will feel when I train seriously. I talked to DH about it this morning since it will require a time commitment from me (and hence him!) and he was surprisingly supportive.
So what do you think? Am I crazy?