Hi Donna G.,
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your log. Please keep me posted on the help desk's response.
In terms of your current fitness regime, it sounds like you are doing a phenomenal job. The fact that you are combining cardio and weight training into your weeks is exactly what you should be doing. Keep in mind that intensity is key. Each workout should be a challenge to you. If you can incorporate some new exercises such as cycling, swimming, aerobics, etc, into your routines, that's also going to benefit you because you will be challenging your muscles to work in new ways, and won't stuck in a repetitious rut. Regarding your caloric intake, you want to make sure you don't go too low in calories either, which can have a detrimental effect on your plan. You should consult the dietician online about this.
Now, you say you feel like you are slimming down, which is a great indicator of progress. You also are losing weight. 1-2 pounds per week is the ideal, healthy amount of weight to lose. You actually can be losing inches in the way of fat and also building new muscle mass. Since muscle is more dense than fat, as you build muscle and simultaneously burn fat, you may not see the scale reading demonstrate the "weight loss," even though you are in fact losing fat. The muscle mass you are replacing the fat with will burn calories and fat even at rest, helping to keep your body operating more effectively as a fat burner. But, give it some time. Your body may also be adjusting to your fitness routine, and you may see small fluxuations that are perfectly normal.
What should give you a more accurate picture of your weight is how well your clothes are fitting, loss of inches and overall increases in strength and endurance. You are making great progress, and haven't been on the plan very long. You may be surprised to see a more rapid result in the coming weeks.
Good Luck,
Paul