Wondering What I am doing wrong

Your body fluctuates weight daily! That is why its better to weigh the same day and same time each week! Dont drive yourself crazy! Good luck!

try eating real foods and not junk foods just saying

Looking at your diary, even though you don't track sodium, I would guess you've had a lot the past few days based on your food choices. That's probably caused you to retain water.

Two pounds is a tiny difference that can be caused by a number of factors (hydration etc). Weigh yourself next monday and if you're still heavier after maintaining a deficit for a week then you have my permission to be angry

I would suggest after looking at your diary to add a lot more fruits and veggies into your diet. There were a few days with very low calories (including yesterday) that can affect whether you will or won't lose weiht.

Looking at your diary, even though you don't track sodium, I would guess you've had a lot the past few days based on your food choices. That's probably caused you to retain water.

Thats what I was going to say. Up water intake to help shed water weight. it sounds funny to think if you drink more water you will shed it.. but its true. You do look to have a high sodium diet. Your calorie intake is pretty good though

try eating real foods and not junk foods just saying

Hmmmm ... there is a lot of junk food on the last two days ... although your calorie intake itself would seem ok the fat levels would be much higher than if you had healthier choices.

My advice is to always drink more water ... I swear by it

Um, it might have something to do with eating nothing but fast junk food?

Try following a healthy eating plan (fresh fruits, veggies, lean proteins cooked in a healthy way - baked, broiled, grilled; and healthy complex carbs - whole grains and such) and I'm sure you'll see more consistent results. If you do have to eat at fast food restaurants, go for healthier options - salads with a small amount of low-fat dressing, and grilled meat, burger without the bun, no fries or onion rings, the low-fat options at Subway without added sauces, etc...

I understand your frustration. I used to weigh throughout the day and my weight can flunctuate by 4 pounds-so maddening since I thought I was doing so well. Now, I only weigh on Tuesday mornings about 10am, after my morning walk and right after my shower. I put the scale in an inconvenient location so I am not tempted to step on so easily. I also took my measurements (as ugly as that truth was!) and re-measured at 3 weeks. The measurement tracking here is minimal but I keep track of my bust, thighs and arms in addition to what they allow. Funny they don't track legs. That is the first place I see the effect of exercising thus fast gratification and motivation. And I have dropped 2 inches in bra band size, so I will take any benefit I can get to keep me going.
I didn't look at your diary but will share, that for me, I really watch the sodium and sugar intakes. I eat mainly fresh food, lots of greens.No fast food at all. Fortunately, that is not my weakness-but don't let me get next to the pastries or donuts-zero control. So for my sugar fix, I allow myself 14 jelly beans twice a week One other thing, I do not like beef, chicken, turkey so getting my protein in is hard. I stick with tuna and fish mainly but once or twice a week, I make a drink for breakfast using 100% whey protein powder because how do you eat fish for breakfast?
I know its frustrating and I do not think judging you is the way to go. We all have our path and reinforcing the positive works best for me.

food choices don't matter as much as a caloric deficit, you can basically eat whatever you want as long as you stay in a deficit to lose weight.

This is totally bogus!

You CANNOT eat basically anything you want. If you look at her diary, it shows there is a deficit every day but 1 in the past few weeks. So if this were correct, she'd be losing...but she's not.

You cannot eat those sodium filled foods (fast food), with all that yummy flavor and expect to lose weight. UNLESS you're working your @ss off in the gym each day burning a ton of calories. For us regular folks who do not live in the gym, we CANNOT eat anything we want. We have food choices (good vs bad), as there is more to this healthy lifestyle journey then just losing a pound or two.

Lets encourage those around us to partake in healthy lifestyles, not mislead them with info like this.

More than likely it is what others have mentioned, all of that sodium and retaining water is the cause of the weight gain (assuming your food log/diary is completely accurate).

Try to limit your eating out to once or twice per week for 2 weeks. Eat at home and try to eat smart (low on the sodium, shortning, butters, etc) and see if you notice any difference. Make your lunches at home and take them with you.
As SRP2011 mentioned above,
Try following a healthy eating plan (fresh fruits, veggies, lean proteins cooked in a healthy way - baked, broiled, grilled; and healthy complex carbs - whole grains and such)...do this for 2 weeks and keep track on how you feel and what happens.