
Good afternon Judy. Sorry about the computer troubles! Sometimes they have a mind of their own, and I should know -- I'm a software engineer!
Wow about sums it up Judy. Thank you for the support.
Congrats on breaking your 200# plateau! I am sure that exercise helped -- not just in terms of burning calories but also reducing stress and if you are like me, cutting back on stress eating. And I know the feeling about the not eating when not hungry part. The average person would be puzzled but I get you -- it's the HALT drivers -- Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired -- the non-hungry reasons we eat. I would add anxious to that list, but that's just me. (I believe the list comes from Al Anon, but it seems to work, right?)
Thank you for the congrats on the wedding Judy.

My wife and I are thrilled that we will get the chance to turn our religious marriage into one the state of Arizona will recognize!
Today's food so far --
Breakfast: Starbucks Peppermint Mocha, Grande with Whip, Half Sweet, Starbucks Oatmeal with Brown Sugar and Nuts
Lunch: 2 scones with clotted cream and jelly, two sweet potato pancakes, tea with 1 tbsp of sugar. Not a terribly healthy lunch, but my wife made it, I've been working and didn't think too much about it.
This afternoon we have a family picnic in the park. I will bring my embroidery to keep my fingers from cycling continuously back around to my Tia's amazing homemade guacamole.
Tomorrow I'm making my "healthy pizza" (a low point homemade (even the crust!) pizza to give me 4 servings for evening meals this coming week. I can alternate between pizza and peanut thai noodles (I make my own sauce, from a WW recipe.) That way I won't have to make hungry decisions about dinner.
If time allows I am also making these muffins from a Krusteaz low fat mix + applesauce + wheat bran -- they're good for breakfast, high in fiber and still tasty. Do you guys want the recipe?