Opinions on how much more weight I should lose *PICS*

Focus more on body composition and ignore the scale. Weight becomes irrelevant at a certain leanness.

In all honesty, you look ok, but you could make HUGE physical changes if you began to lift weights... REALLY lift weights, not Barbie doll weights. Pick up some heavy weight where you can only do 6-10 repetitions and try doing between 3-5 sets. No need to loose any more pounds, per say, but adding muscle will help give you the shape I think youre hoping to get. Di you know for evdry pound of muscle you gain you burn an extra 45-50 calories a day! Muscle is amazing and looks great! Try checking out scoobysworkshop.com for some sound advice and ideas.

Yes, it's a great site. Helps calculate TDEE and lots of good tools and information. Maybe you need to add another day of cardio or HIIT (high intensity interval training) and perhaps increase your protein intake. I'd aim for between 20-30 % of your calories to be protein. You may not be eating enough, honestly, if you began lifting hard. It's very expensive, calorie wise, to maintain muscle mass. Keep it up. It takes time to build muscle Nd see the results. Also,make sure you aren't lifting the same muscle groups two days in a row. They need a day in between, atleast, to recuperate and heal.

I agree that you look great and should not lose any weight. I am in a similar position, right weight but not ideal shape, want to be more toned. I know everyone says lifting heavy makes it happen so I am starting that, but I also notice a difference in my body when I run regulalry. What do you do for your cardio? I know you said it is 1-2 days a week, but how long, and what type? I find that when I am running 3 times a week, strength 3x, and rest one day, I start looking more toned. I jog outdoors, 30-40 minutes, making sure there are hills in there. Hope this helps. Good luck, keep up the good work. I would set your calorie goals on mfp to maintain and then try to stay about 100 calories under whatever it tells you to be on the safe side

Lifting 3 times a week is not a routine, what do you actually do in these sessions, what exercises?

If it's not a routine, then what is it? Like what is wrong with it?

Standard bicep curl
Standard squat
Single arm bent over triceps extension
V press biceps
Single leg squat
Overheard triceps extension
Hammer biceps
Heel squat
Push ups
Standard over head press
Single leg lunge
Standing reverse fly
Standing Arnold press
Single leg dead lifts
Bent over lat raise
Frontal shoulder press
Single leg tap lunges
Lateral delt raise
Sumo squat
Single arm row
Chest fly
Bowlers Lunge
Double arm bent over row
Bench press
Single leg sumo squat
Reverse grip bend over row
Long arm pullover

I just meant saying you lift weights 3 times per week is not a weight routine, you routine is the exercises you do within those sessions.

You do this all in one session?

I agree with others about lifting heavy (heavy for you) and your body will change far more than in just losing weight.

The routine you just posted, I personally feel that a lot of them are unnecessary and you could cut that in half and be fine if not better. Keep the main lifts from that. These are all compound lifts which basically work your whole body, more muscle groups and so get results faster than isolation moves such as bicep curls. Ex:
- Standard squat
- standard overhead press
- double arm bent over row
- bench press
- (I'd choose standard deadlift over single leg)

Then afterwards you can include a few isolations if you wish to target the muscle in one particular area, but I'd keep this at a minimum.

Edited as I realised you don't do all that in one day.