I don't have class tonight (Yom Kippur) so somehow I feel like I don't have much to do, even though work is really busy. It's weird on days when I only have one or the other that it doesn't seem that bad. Like Saturday, I had class for 4 hours but because I didn't have to work as well, I felt like I had the day off!
Deb - Glad to hear your weekend away was enjoyable. I really like Boston.
Marcie - I am so jealous of your vacation! Relax some for me too, okay?!
Lisa - WOW!!

I say as long as you aren't uncomfortable with the gift, it is fine. I would only worry if he is moving 10 steps faster than you are. Otherwise, there is no official timeline that needs to be followed. If you guys are that into each other, enjoy it!!
Laura - Unfortunately I don't have any words of wisdom for your dilemma. I have been at goal for 3 years now, and although I still want to lose more weight, my body REALLY likes the weight it is at now. It is fairly easy to maintain, and in order for me to lose anything now, I need to average about 18 points a day. I don't mean to imply that you can't lose anymore, but it may be that your body likes where it's at. You are close to your goal weight, aren't you? But, I would say just keep truckin' and you will lose it. You will probably end up having a big loss one week after a few weeks of not losing anything.
The race went really well. I don't know who all has participated in a Race for the Cure event, but the survivors get pink shirts and they do a good job of making them the highlight of the event. Also, a lot of people wear signs participating "In Memory of" or "In Celebration of" someone. I always run "In Celebration of MOM" and it never fails - when I run by someone running "In Memory of Mom" I start crying. It is the only 5K I do that I cry in! But I realize how lucky I am that my mom is ok. The sister of one of my mom's good friends lost her battle with breast cancer last Wednesday, so my mom participated in memory of her and in celebration of herself and a few of her friends. It really is a remarkable experience and you realize just how many people are touched by it.
Have a good day!