That's just not possible.
I even changed the batteries in the scale thinking they must be screwing up. Ok, I worked out but the soreness is gone and there's no way I gained muscle that quickly. Shouldn't be retaining water now either. Could it be from salt I ate, didn't have that much though. They say before the body loses fat it retains a lot of water but I don't know.
It just doesn't make sense. All I can think is that my starting weight represented a "low" day and I was actually hovering around a much higher number. "Hover" doesn't seem like the appropriate word here actually as I feel much too heavy to be anything but grounded, like a slug! 

Just get back on the horse before it gallops away without you and you have to walk all the way home, moping and eating donuts along the way. It's no big deal. One fall does not a screwup make. I, at least, hope you, in some way, enjoyed your indulgences, despite them having been triggered by unpleasant things like scrapping boyfriends, depression, illness and the likes. Just look in the mirror, say, "Mommy's going to kiss the boo-boo and make the pain go away!" (that's me!) and then smile and do a little jig to shake off some calories and kick on, my friend! 
I will get back on that horse- I am even more determined now to get this weight off and on the bright side- I won't do this again for awhile. I am as sick as a dog with all this horrible food in my system. It was SO not worth it!



(keeps you warmer in the winter...thanks to our cave man relatives
See you tomorrow!! Red, I hope this inspires you as much as it did me! I'm sure you've both seen it a million times - but worth seeing again, I think.
And awesome for you....5:30 is amazing! Welcome to the early risers!!!
I hope that you are going to enjoy your weekend and that next week is an improvement over this week....I mean, really, could it be worse? 

just kidding!! I only have to get up that early 1 day a week - you have to do it every day!! You're still the champ. And way to go exercising 5 days a week!!
Cross your fingers for me! I did find out from him yesterday that in the past 20 years the "healthy" weight for women has been steadily climbing as our average weights have been steadily climbing...we're being told that the old charts were unrealistic - this also happened at the same time the heart attack rate in women started steadily climbing. It's interesting - I want to look into it myself. At any rate, the md wants my fat % between 15-22 where the charts at the gym say between 16-26 labels me FIT. I'd like to know if there is a magic way to know how much weight that means I need to lose. When you consider that I have to build muscle and lose fat, I dont' know if there is a magic number. All I know is my thinking that I'm carrying more fat that I realized on my body is probably accurate. We'll see. I'm not stressing about it. Not like I'd change my plan because I've got an extra 5-10 pounds to lose....I'll just keep pluggin and keep boring you guys and one day I'll get there