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Hey there! I'm on the same road as you are 
Down 42 pounds and 100 to go! 
As a personal recommendation, follow your food plan as a guide and make sure you write down your meals as soon as you are about to get them; this will prevent the moment where you are holding your food log and remembering how much you ate and underestimating amounts. I have a tiny notebook where I write down the meals and their weight, so when I'm ready to write them down, they are accurate.
Get a food scale and measure everything. Increase your water intake and find different sources or variations for the meals you love that won't take a hit on your caloric budget.
Have a rest day! Enjoy your food and don't miss out on the opportunity to eat different.
Good luck!
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Have fun by everything you'll do!
The wanted weight may not be your bodies happiest weight. There's also a natural weight range instead of a magical fixed weight number which your body does everything it can to stay in that range. When being at a healthy weight, eating mostly healthy and exercising in moderation, no logging food, eating anything you'd like but stop when satisfied and only eat when hungry, the body finds and maintains it's original weight (range).
Provided honoring also the body what its asking for and to nourish. Not eating when feeling lonely, 'cause of being bored and the natural weight will follow automatically.
Don't stress your body out by eating in deficit for to long, add in a break and eat on maintance every few months for a while, so the body can relax from all the dieting, increasing metabolism.. and can make it easier to loose more weight afterwards.
Be happy with what your body and you achieved so far, it can only get better! 
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That's a amazing achievement @MayB-4me 
Did come from 100+ kg, weight stabilizing at 75 - 76kg over a few years. Since a while ago letting go of food logging and dropped to 72 - 73kg which couldn't be achieved by following the calories plan, and trying honoring the body when having eaten enough.
When getting thinner, at one time it felt weird with all the weight being off even when weight loss steadily and slowly came off. Noticed that when weight loss is even slower rather than wanting to drop the weight as fast as possible, the body is more likely to stay at its new weight rather than fighting back because to much weight is lost in a short time, and wants to prevent that by adding back x pounds.
When changing food habits gradually, over a longer period, the body begins craving for the more healthier food (while still allowing to have some pizza, and other 'junk food'), there are no good or bad foods, it's about finding a balance.
When changing food habits, and it takes over the old habits, over a longer time it's unlikely to go back to the old habits.
First ate plenty of cookies or when food has been in sight, out of boredom.. Now my body prefers to have fruits, yoghurt,.. sometimes get a craving for a piece of chocolat, or a cookie but take only one for the taste and only try eating when there's a bit of space left to have it and only try eating when really hungry.
Honestly like food to much, so sometimes its still tough to not eat something when not hungry but try to relax and think about health, so next time when being hungry, instead of eating that particular food now, trying to do something else, and have it the next time when hungry since the body wants that food or just take a little bit for the taste and put away the rest for another time.
Always, enjoy!
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