5'10" ladies what's your goal?

I'm 5/10 and fluctuate ate the moment between 140 and 142.8. I am not focusing so much on the scale now as I am body fat % and what I see in the mirror. I'm increasing my strength training to tone up and build muscle. I would also like to lower my current body fat percentage which is 19.9% to approximately 16 and then go from there in terms of my appearance. At this point though my weight can fluctuate on the scale as I continue to either lose some fat and gain muscle. I'll check back in once I reach a happy level and let you all know what it ends up at.

I'm 5"11 and aiming for about 160 at a total minimum
At the moment I am 181 and am in no way fat or overweight.
I have quite a meduim/athletic build though

I am aiming for about 140lbs. I was 130lbs at my lightest but my body has changed a lot since then so I would be happy between 140-150lbs. =-)

She said exactly what I was going to say

I'm 5'11" and I'm also aiming at 150. They health range for me is 130-170, so I'm going for the middle.

http://www.bmi-calculator.net/body-fat-calculator/body-fat-chart.php

This website is FABULOUS & helps you find if your goals are attainable and healthy. You can calculate it based on your current Body Fat Percentage (also has a link at the bottom of the page to help you figure out that number). I found my goal was totally off base. I had 25% body fat at 5'10" and 181. I found that my lean body mass was 136 lbs (the weight you need to be to keep organs functioning, bones strong, etc) and to be at 20% body fat (in the high fitness/low athlete range) I will need to lose 11 pounds & weigh in at 170 lbs.

I'm 5'9" and my GW is 140. I must have a small frame, because everyone says my wrists are tiny and I'm always having to punch extra holes in my watchbands and bracelets. I'm somewhere around 152-153 right now, and I know that's a lot of people's GW, but on my frame, that much weight is still giving me a muffin top (my whole family gains in the stomach). Boo! I was hoping I could stop at 150, and honestly a lot of people at higher weights on this forum look a lot better than I do!

I'm doing lots of crunches and cardio and toning trying to get rid of the fat, and I'm just starting to be able to see a little bit of hip now. I'll have to see how 140 looks on me and then see if that's good enough. At one point in time, I got sick and stressed out and stuff and dropped to 125, but then people started asking me if I was ok and you could see my ribs and I looked really unhealthy. So I know 130 is way too low.

I think the message here is go for whatever weight looks best for your body type. I will let you know how things turn out at 140

I am 5'10 and shooting for 170-180... I want to stay healthy fluffy

I have a very large frame.. I still want to rock some thickness so my goal is 190... Sounds heavy still, but I looked sickly at 180

I'm 5'9" (was sure I was 5'10" for ages, but apparently not!).

I'm not really sure what my goal is. I remember being stable at 10 1/2 stone for a few years (147lbs), but not convinced I'd finished growing my hip bones then as you don't fully develop all of that until at least 21 years old. After that I was a good weight at 11 stone for many years (154lbs) before I started going up slowly.

164lbs hits the top of the healthy bmi range, so that's my first goal, after that I'll be aiming for 154lbs again (11 stone) and see if that still fits my body now I'm older. I'm fairly curvy, wide hips etc.

EDIT: I should maybe say that I dont relaly do much strength training (if any), so not a hell of a lot of muscle in that. If I can hit around 160lbs, then work on toning and muscle building, stay the same size, but put on muscle weight, that's fine with me!

I was feeling good in the mid 90's at 195 lbs, but still knew I could lose more. When I joined MFP yesterday I thought 190 would be a good place to be, but after looking at a healthy BMI, I'm rethinking that 174 might be ideal.
To be honest, at 48, I'm afraid of looking all wrinkly and deflated if my weight got tooooo low. HAHHAHAHAHA, like I've ever had that problem! Seriously, I find I am not wrinkled now and am sure it's because I'm too fluffy...