Chickie - THERE you are! Glad to see you're keeping busy and enjoying the start of your holiday season!
Krampus - I want to cuddle the **** out of that big fat kitty. It sounds like a great night planned! I will be wishing I were out drinking wine and having dinner with friends as well, but instead I'll be acting like a good friend and going with my roommate to see her daughter (she's 7) and her class sing Christmas songs for their school holiday event. Oh joy.
TheBunneh - Aww, I'm sorry to see you had a rough night! Did you binge or was it just overeating a bit? I think as long as you like no $hit get back on plan today the damage will be minimal and gone before you know it. Don't beat yourself up over it!
Bayzee - Perhaps you'll have a whoosh after TOM? I know everyone's cycles are different but it seems a lot of ladies start to hold water the week prior and then lose it at the end. I've never noticed a pattern personally, but I'm a sporadic weigher. Even when I do weigh regularly, it's still only once a week.
LOL I'm glad you were joking about the brownie... some people lose their minds over silly things like that!
Kakers - Thank goodness you got your money back! Sometimes for whatever reason people really get the short end of the stick on things like that and I would hate to see that be the case for you.
haha, it sounds like you had a good workout, so maybe 'eating like a pig' actually went to good use? I always feel better if I have a great workout before or after indulging a bit too much. At least in that case I know that some of those extra calories went toward fuel and/or rebuilding muscle. It's a very VERY small condolence, but a condolence nonetheless.
OhThePlaces - The rice krispies treat pig out couldn't have been too bad if you stayed within your calorie range! Besides, they are nutritionally devoid of anything redeeming, but at least a rice krispies treat isn't a huge calorie bomb. When I hit the sweets, I'm digging in to rich chocolates, truffles, pastries and things with lots of fat. Yum.

hahaha I can do a LOT of damage considering calorically dense things like nuts, peanut butter, chocolate and ice cream are some of my favorites.
Traveling and interrupting my routine always causes me a bit of anxiety as well, but I've managed to make it through some pretty hairy travel schedules and locations by just doing my best. I travel a good bit, so I try to make sure that I book a flight or leave at a time on the first day of the trip that allows me to get a solid workout in first. I always take several changes of gym clothes with me, along with my ipod, and have a great base of bodyweight workout moves I can do literally anywhere. You can drop down next to your bed in any house or hotel room and get a great workout doing a circuit of ab exercises, squats, pushups, squat jumps, burpees, etc. You can even do jumping jacks or jog in place to get some extra cardio too!
Eating while traveling can be much more difficult. I try to do my best to pack snacks in my purse as well as my luggage for use in emergencies. I love Quest protein bars (they have the best nutrition stats I've ever seen for a protein bar, taste good, and travel really well), individual pouches of instant oatmeal, 100 calorie packs of almonds or other nuts, green apples, beef jerky, sweetener, individual pouches of tuna and protein powders. It might not be the tastiest thing available, but I always feel better if I choose a healthy snack over some quick airport or gas station crap.
You can do it, you just have to set your mind on it.
Mottainai - I hope you were able to concentrate long enough to get some studying done!

I get super excited before I go ANYWHERE, so I can only imagine how much I would be jumping out of my skin before going someplace as amazing as Japan.