Hope today finds you w/great health and healthy choices. Things here are good. Went to the Y last night; 35 cardio and 25 weights. Walked for 35 minutes this morning. It was 43 here this morning so I was motivated to keep moving! Plan on going to the Y again tonight for 30-45 cardio.
Eating has been going well. Had chili last night for dinner. Of course, you can't have chili w/o crackers, cheese and peanut butter sandwich! So, I had it all. I stayed w/in my WW points though so no harm, no foul. Tonight LF chicken casserole w/corn and broccoli.
Shelbi-glad to hear your two pounds are gone. Keep hanging in there. Sometimes I go up or maintain for 2-3 weeks at a time and then, as someone else said, bam-2-3 pounds gone. You sound like you're doing great, though so be encouraged.
Maine-The farthest north I've been is Toledo, OH-I have family there. I have been to a lot of the southern states, California and Nevada but haven't made it north yet. Hope to visit NY, Mass and Maine sometime in my life. Actually, I'd like to visit all the states at least once. Oops, forgot that I've been to Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois! No offense to anyone but it was a short, unpleasant trip (MIL funeral) so I probably blocked it out of my mind! I liked those states, though. Just didn't get to see much. Anyway.....
Kandice-I agree; sweets are sweeter and breads are more filling. For me, it's b/c I'm actually thinking about what I'm eating. Plus, when you're not used to eating it very often, it doesn't take much to satisfy like it used to. So, I guess less really is more!
snow

We are anxiously awaiting snow here in KY but probably won't get it here in my part of the state until late December/early Jan. We're almost as far south as you can get and still be in KY. We love snow here, though. We go sledding, make snow angels and snow cream. Yum! That's even on my diet!

Where I grew up in Ohio, (Christiansburg) we had snow all the time. Started in early December and went right up through April sometimes. And we NEVER missed school! The joke used to be that our super had a 10 foot high mailbox and if he could see it, we went to school. One time in the six school years I was there, we missed 2 weeks but that's all I can remember. It shocked me that in KY, it snows 1/2 an inch and the county schools are dismissed! Of course, the roads here are a lot twistier so I guess I can't blame them. My girls go to the city schools so they hardly ever miss. Oh, there's always a run on the grocery stores here when snow is predicted-must buy more milk and bread, you know!
Keep up the good work, ladies! As Kandice stated eariler, YAY US!
