Grr. 143. Looks like I'll be going for the most weight gained prize. 

It makes me mad that it seems I run all the freakin' time and I can't lose an ounce.

Brilliant, sometimes after hard race efforts I think it's normal to go up.  Muscles take on water as they recover.

Pretty good numbers here.  Congratulations to the Bacons!

My sister invited me to Logan's Roadhouse for lunch.....

Mesquite wood grilled chicken, two servings of sweet potato fries but I feel most guilty about the one dinner roll... damn them and their delicious buttery rolls!!!

But it was only one this time, used to be 2-3 before the food ---- PROGRESS!!!

Mmmmmm rolls.  I had some rice tonight with my chicken and broccoli.  I usually avoid white carbs.  Some small quantities keep me from hating the run.

Thanks for sorting them, Zel.  So easy to see who is still pigging out.

Just throwing this out there.....for the purpose of the competition, I am using the Saturday weigh in. However, I tend to step on the scale each morning while I wait for the shower to warm up. I have lots of fluctuation, so using a single data point can give me an inaccurate picture. Like Zelanie mentioned, a hard workout can cause your muscle to retain water, so the scale goes up. Eat a salty meal, scale goes up.  Guys, you can't use this, but I know that during certain points of my cycle, the scale will jump up 2-3 lbs overnight.

I find weighing myself daily gives me a better picture of how my weight is going. If for a week or more it is up, then time to cut back. If there is a single high data point and then it is back down, it is a blip.

And naturally since today was not an official weigh in day, I was 143.5. 

Brilliant, I know you are in the middle of marathon training, so this probably isn't something to start now, but I find weight training really helps keep my weight in check.

Zelanie, I'm assuming we still post our weight here and you'll do the spreadsheet (if not let me know). Sadly, I'm only down a bit to 139.0

But I guess down is better than up. Just seems like it should be more given how many things I passed up.

Yeah, post here.  The spreadsheet is easier for me to edit than the table in the first post with so many participants.

Almost a pound down is nothing to shake a stick at, in my opinion.  You are the median loser for the week now, in a group full of health-conscious runners.

I think I've said that I'm playing around with the fitbit weight loss plan that's tied to daily activity.  It definitely kicks my butt on the rest days, which might be why I've slid to 6 days a week running (splitting one easy day into two really easy days) this week.  I don't know how accurate the fitbit is for running, though, and I wonder if it's underestimating my calorie burn.  So this week, I am going to enter my runs manually and see if it helps.  I might have to back off a bit and go with a less aggressive plan, though.  Still, I kind of like being a bit ahead so that I can indulge a couple of times a week if a good opportunity comes up.