Big Sucesses: I lost 10 more pounds this month (not the 15 I was hoping for, but  a loss none the less).  I am trying to get a handle on eating through the day, as  I teach and have less than 30 minutes for lunch.  I am now officially Obsese, not morbidly so; sleeping well and get my 10K steps in each day.
Challenges:  Eating through the day without getting the dreaded "foamies"; getting my vitamins and 64 oz of water without wanting to hurl; continuing this "no-caffenie" regime I am on without wanting/needing a nap during the day.

As the weight loss slows (1 pound every two or three days now) I am getting into this eating thing.  Trying to keep on top of my protien and my vitamins as I prepare to return to the classroom.  I anticipate issues with water throughout the day, through I notice I don't need to pee as much as before.  I am please with my 51 pound loss and the comments from my peers, but still don't feel comfortable going into details about how this is happening.
Someone is going to figure out that just eating less and moving more is not the only tool in my quiver!

I wish I had a little more energy and it wasn't so damn hot...It will be a month on the 30th and I am down nearly 40 pounds (38 to be exact) since my one-on-one with the surgeon.  Trying lots of pureed foods, but somethings just can't stand being pureed. 
Trying to get in exercise each day and back in the pool at the gym helps alot.

tired of liquid diet, but will survive.  Losing approx. 1# per day and can't hardly believe that...my doctor follow up is Friday followed up by a haircut.  Gotta treat myself.

I am four days on the other side of surgery and recovering.  I won't bore you with the details, but each day I am getting better.