back where I started:(

Thanks so far for the support - I had no idea that people would respond so quickly!
I didn't take measurements when I joined up(maybe I should have). I tend to go by how my pants fit in general. It seems like they're STARTING to fit a little better. I would love to see my bra cup size go down too(that hasn't budged yet). A word to those who think I gained a lot of muscle - women don't gain a tremendous amount of muscle and what we gain, it comes slowly over time with absolutely doing everything perfectly especially diet. Of course, I realize there are some people who do put on more muscle than others though, genetics speaking in this case. I didn't increase my workouts(which have been in place for a LONG time, including weight training, cardio, hoop dancing and Pilates mat) any more since I joined MFP. My diet actually was already very good prior to MFP - it just needed to be trimmed a little. I do eat a lot of fiber in fruits, veggies, whole grains/whole grain products including sprouted grain stuff and beans(I'm mostly vegetarian), with my main sources of protein coming from eggs and seafood, then beans. I rarely eat refined flour products and my carbs consistently come in under the recommended amount(I'm afraid to eat more on account of my age), I don't eat fast food, ever, or most stuff that come in a box, can or bottle. I come in with some exercise calories left over too, averaging eating about 1400 calories total per day.
Maybe even being as far as 15 years post-menopause is still making it difficult to lose? All I wanted to do was lose 9 freaking pounds...maybe I don't have to lose as many as I thought? Just wondering here...I have a hard time determining, like many women, just how large(or small) I actually am.

Bumping this up!
I'm somewhat relieved to see that others have had similar situations - would love to hear from more people, and thanks to the people who've already responded. By the way, my starting weight was 119 at nearly 5'5" and believe it or not, that's NOT skinny on me, even with muscle, because I have a very delicate bone structure(not Asian). I have had years when my weight was as low as 105-108 and I was fine with it and was very healthy and energetic and looked great in clothes. I just thought to get to 110 would be reasonable goal at this time in my life rather than going as low as 105. But I do have more muscle than when I weighed between 105-108 though, at least a LITTLE more. Not enough to look awesome at the weight I came in at yesterday however, which was my starting weight of 119. I was so thrilled when I lost 2 pounds, to get down to 117, thinking I was doing all the right things. I was going to measure myself this morning, but I can't find my tape measure ANYWHERE:( Just for kicks, when I go to the gym later, I'll weigh myself again - maybe it was a blip that I suddenly gained 2 pounds to end up back where I started.
But again, maybe being way post-menopausal is throwing a wrench in the works? I thought that way after(15 years in my case)it all would have stabilized by now and the dropping of a just a few pounds would be easier.