Hi!

And mine are:

1. get to a healthy weight for pregnancy
2. be able to ride rides at Disney and Universal without being uncomfortable
3. be comfortable in airline seats
4. be in swimsuit form for our next cruise
5. be in swimsuit form for our 5 year wedding anniversary at Sandals
6. no longer having to listen to my grandmas WL nagging
7. make my husband's friends jealous of him
8 be able to enjoy the kids when I have them
9. be able to shop where I want and not the plus size section
10. be more active
11. run a marathon
12. zip line (gods yes! LOL )
13. horseback ride without guilt
14. have energy to plant my garden I keep dreaming about
15. better sex (maybe this should be #1 hehe)

Mine is to hike my favourite trails. My knees allow me to hike starting at under 200lbs but I'm not able to do my favourite trails until I'm under 140.

Also, I live in the heart of a city and there are so many nice clothing shops. I'd like to be able to shop in the many stores instead of the only 1 plus size clothing store nearby.

Growing my hair out long again
Climbing Mont Blanc
Not have to worry that I'll choke to death in my sleep from apnea
Get a tummy tuck
Wear a bikini, at a great beach somewhere warm, with turquoise water
High ropes course with zip line next fall
Being able to kneel in church without too much pain

That's so crazy to hear, because one thing I'm looking forward to doing when I lose is cutting mine short again.

I had a soft bob when I was in college and really liked it, but after gaining weight I'm afraid my face is too round for it now.

I've grown my hair out long, but I'm starting to find it annoying however I feel like I can't be without it because I'm good big for short hair.

Yeah. I get you- I remember feeling very strange and sort of gorgeous when I cut my hair short, and I still enjoy my short haircut (my avatar is me, it's just my light brown hair was hennaed at the time).

But I still yearn for my nearly rump-length mane from early college days... I used to french-braid it, which took approximately ten minutes, and I thought I looked wonderful. Unfortunately, in my mid-twenties I started losing a lot of it. Not handfuls, but the amount left on my brush started increasing, and my french-braid started looking horrible.

I imagine I will end up with the short do I love, but for me, getting a last run-through of the long locks would help me let go, I think.