Argh, already too much work and homework in the past days for me to properly answer every thread, instead of just reading and writing half of what I wanted to write! Gotta love school. Now I'm feeling lost in the thread again. Although I grabbed a few bits here and there.
Heather: Good news for you! And congrats on the awaited loss.
Fae: Ugh, I know the impatient bit! I guess it's both a good thing and a bad one as well--after all, wanting to lose too fast is right at the corner, along with yo-yo dieting. But then, a little dose of impatience is probably a good thing to have!
Stephie: Aw, ice cream for a dog? That doesn't sound very healthy. Poor little one.

(Come to think of it, it's not that healthy for us either!)
Ok, since I had mentioned it last week: yesterday, I finally could attend my stick fighting class, and indeed it was much fun. Partly like fencing, and partly very different--swirly move, almost a kind of show-off, in a very elegant way. Of course, *I* am not doing it the elegant way, since I'm still trying to get the basic moves right.

But even if it takes time to learn, I know it's going to be fun, which always helps.
We had a bit of a scare, though--one of the girls attending the class suddenly fell to the floor crying and holding her knee, and I don't know what happened, but we supposed she had somehow twisted it doing a wrong move. It seemed to hurt like ****. I don't know her, so I don't know how it ended after we departed from the class (ER services had come to examine her, we sure didn't hang around them craning our necks), but I hope she's not going to be down for long due to that. It's really not a good experience, especially on one's first class.
Oh--Something weird has been happening recently, too, and I wonder if some of you have experienced it as well? I head to one of the campus restaurants thinking about pizza and unhealthy stuff like that (catching a cold + the weather dropping like 10 degress in one day tend to have that effect on me, I crave the weirdest, most "comforting" stuff :x), aaand... Once there, I change my mind at the last moment and pick the veggies, warm soup and meat/fish. I mean, the contrary is what I'm used to--taking a good decision, then blowing it off in the end to choose the wrong foods--but this? First time it happens. First time, rather, that the sight of healthy foods manage to make a sheer *craving* go away in a snap. It makes me wonder, really. Unless it's just my body needing "something warm", whatever it is, and the soup (and therefore the healthier options as well) has more appeal in that regard? *ponders*