Sharon, you're doing so well at sticking with WW - that scale has just GOTTA move!!
I'll look back through your journal menus for the last few weeks - maybe I can spot something.....
Glad you made it through Easter!
Have a wonderful Monday!
EDIT: 3:45 PM
Sharon, I've gone over your menus since late February. I noticed that you're probably eating more processed food than you realize.
Breakfast usually included honey nut cheerios (processed, white flour, sugar), oatmeal (I'm guessing these are the packets of instant oatmeal - processed, sugar), bagel, english muffin, kudo bar - all are processed foods. Often you also include a piece of fruit, like a banana or 1/2 grapefruit.
Lunches - lots of quick food like Wendy's chicken strips, Lean Pockets (both processed), chicken noodle soup (I'm guessing this is canned - processed) at least 4 times per week. You also have some very good lunches mixed in there.
Your dinners look pretty good most of the time.
Your snacks - lots more kudos bars, bagels, cheese nips, pretzels, reese's pieces - processed food about 1/2 the time. but healthy stuff like fruit, peanuts, etc. the other half.
That's why I though you might want to cut down on the sugar and other stuff you're getting in processed foods like kudos bars, instant oatmeal, commercial bagels & muffins, sugared cereal, Lean Pockets, etc.
If you're like me, you have almost zero time for breakfast or lunch so the processed foods are quick & easy. I understand that - I tend to rely on protein bars when I have them in the house because I can just grab them & go. If you can eat that stuff and still lose weight, then no problem. But there may be things in those processed foods that are making it hard for your body to let go of the weight.
I don't know what else to recommend for you for breakfast - you could eat cottage cheese or yogurt with your fruit. I've been eating a piece of string cheese and an apple with peanut butter on it. If you want oatmeal, use regular oats and put your own cinnamon, sugar, raisins, berries, or whatever else sounds good. It cooks almost as fast in the microwave as the instant stuff. If you want cereal, pick one with less sugar, like Total or Special K or regular cheerios. Try them with some fruit on top - berries, bananas, peaches, etc.
Lunch - use a darker bread (I see you like rye - YUM!) with lunch meat like turkey, ham, roast beef, etc. I make burgers on my George Foreman & freeze them - then take them to work & microwave them for lunch. Lunch is definitely tough when you're not at home!
I don't know if any of this helps. If I'm way off base, I'm sorry. I know you're doing a great job and eating much healthier than you have in the past. I also know that you're frustrated with the scale and I'm only trying to point out things that might help. I won't be offended if you don't use any of my ideas - you have to do what works for you, Sharon.
Whatever you do, I'm sending extra

for your week and for your next meeting with the scale.
