at mourning the boobs ... the same thing happened to me. I don't know why but it seems like those who have too much boobage at the beginning of weight loss still end up with too much when all is said and done, but those of us who start off with very little end up with -- nothing. Sigh.
It sounds like you're exactly on the right track for your transition to maintenance.
Nothing is going to change but a few extra calories, which some people like to add to each day and some people save for an occasional treat meal. So long as you keep on doing everything that's worked so well for you so far -- and keep on monitoring your weight regularly! -- you'll be fine.
A lot of maintainers have found that setting new, non-weight loss goals gives them something to focus on once they reach maintenance. We have members who ran marathons and triathlons, entered bodybuilding comps, did a bench press contest, and other fitness-related goals. Is there something you've always wanted to try but your weight held you back?
It's hard to let go of that thrill of seeing the scale go down, and eventually the compliments dry up. Everyone assumes that your weight will just stay off effortlessly and often they seem surprised that we still have to work just as hard to keep the weight off as we did to lose it. That's why it's important to stick around with other maintainers who understand!!
Almost there... just... a ... few.... more...... pounds
Yeah, I been watchin' those prinnies add up! Just one tip--when you start to eat a couple hundred more calories every day, your weight may continue to drop for a bit, and then it might start to drift up. Don't let those drifts freak you out! Mark a "red line" at both a high and low weight point, and don't worry as long as you're in between. 
