<human>: When I quit smoking I wound up gaining a good amount of weight; there were other factors too, but I snacked a lot while quitting.  I decided to get ride of the extra weight this year, and I've been doing everything right so far.  I have been using a fitbit and their mobile app to track my calories in and out.  I've been eating more balanced meals, home cooked instead of eating out and avoiding processed foods.  Even though I don't have access to a gym, I try to get at least 30 minutes of physical activity in each day.  Three weeks ago I started one of those couch to 5 k programs, but I've had to put it on pause for the 5 days due to inclement weather conditions.  
  
Everything went as expected for the first two months.  I lost 10 pounds, and about an inch in my waist.  However in the last 2 weeks, nothing.  I've actually gained back a couple of pounds.  This gets me down a little, but I know I won't have a negative day every day.  Here's the part that is leaving me a little miffed.  
  
Even though I've gained back some weight, everything else still seems to be loosing.  My face looks thinner, My pants are looser, and I've gone down a notch in my belt since last week.  Yet my scale keeps telling me I'm .2 pounds up since I last checked.  Is this something that happens?  I'm not doing any muscle building exercises, so I'm certain I'm not getting it from muscle growth.  How long should I wait it out before trying something else or adjusting my diet.  
  
  
Start: 250 lbs  
Current: 241.8 lbs  
Daily Intake: ~2400 cal  
Daily Expenditure: ~3300 cal

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<bot>: Weight loss was going as planned, but has reversed in the last couple of weeks, even though there has been no change in diet or exercise.