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Ok, hehe, I'd better update, I've been too lazy too!!
Still working out everyday, pretty much the same work-outs everyday.
Always 30-45 min on the eliptical, and then either swimming, weight-lifting, or Pilates. Sometimes either weights and swimming or Pilates and swimming.
Eating habits have also been perfect, except for a desert every 3 or 4 days, but they aren't too bad. Either apple pie, or weight watchers ice cream, or fat free pudding.
Anyways, on to more amusing stuff.
I bought tickets to see Fosse, in March. That should be awesome. I haven't been to a good musical or play here in Idaho. It was a toss-up between Fosse and The Three Musketeers, I figured that I'd have more of a chance at seeing Three Musketeers some other time.
Also!!! Everybody's homework is to go see The Life of David Gale. Best movie I've seen in a LONG time. Kevin Spacey was amazing, Kate Winslet was drool worthy as always, and the ending just blew my mind. Must see.

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BAGHDAD (Feb. 23) - Secretary of State Colin Powell dropped heavy hints about Washington's timetable for war in Iraq, saying the U.N. should take vital decisions soon after a weapons inspectors' report expected on March 7.

Powell told a news conference in Tokyo he expected the U.N. Security Council to make a judgment about a new resolution on Iraq -- to be presented by the United States and Britain as early as Monday -- soon after the inspectors' report.

"It isn't going to be a long period of time from the tabling of the resolution until a judgment is made as to whether the resolution is ready to be voted on or not," Powell said.

"Iraq is still not complying and time is drawing to a close when...the Security Council must show its relevance by insisting that Iraq disarm or that Iraq be disarmed by a coalition of forces that will go in and do it," he added.

The world united behind demands that Iraq begin destroying its al-Samoud 2 missiles by a March 1 deadline or face U.N. Security Council action that could finally trigger war.