Do Sundays count?

Weight: 229.5 lbs. (BMI 40.66, Wii Fit Age 27)
Activities: 17 minutes on Wii Fit, all balance games
Food: fail...leftovers from Texas Roadhouse (2 rolls with butter, 1/4 piece of chicken fried chicken with a little white gravy, 8-10 loaded french fries with bacon and cheese a few dipped in ranch dressing) and I'm about to go out to eat dinner with my brother.

My weight might be a fluke because I may have counted my clothes as too heavy. But, seeing progress is good, so I'll take it.

I'm feeling good, and I'm working on staying positive. It's hard to stay focused on the good food choices thing because I'm going to Disney World in a few days, and it's completely out the window then. On the plus side, I'll be walking the parks a whole lot, so hopefully it will even out.

I'm sure some people (the boy) are getting tired of me talking about this all the time. But, it's important to me, so it needs to be important to those around me, or they don't need to be around me anymore. I think once I've got some solid habits formed, I won't need to talk about it as much, but for the time being, I need to be at least a little obsessed so that I can stay on top of making healthy choices.

Ultimately, I'm glad I am watching what I eat and trying to be more active. I may never get the figure that I want, but I need to be more healthy, and this is the way to do it.

So far, I'm way behind on my 5 lbs. per month goal, but with the right amount of work and proper food choices, I may still reach 60 lbs. by the end of the year. Truthfully, though, as long as I end the year lighter than I started, I'm calling it a win. If I can be <200 even better. If I really do lose 60 lbs, that just leaves 40 to lose the next year. If I could be my goal weight (125ish) by the time I'm 30, that would be amazing. I'd like to start my 30s less like Bridget Jones and more like...someone who isn't a mess. :)