I'm not good with giving advice but since you're on darklight's HVT, here's something darklight would probably say to you: Don't worry about not making PRs, if you feel that you're not up for it today, just reduce the weights and increase the reps instead. Its instinctual!

mind to post your daily meal intake detail?

but u did it everyday.. just my 2cent.. heeee

I used to do cardio a lot last time as well.... Dropped it in the end so as to avoid burning myself out. Still don't know if that was a good decision or not though... Anyway try not to do cardio continuously day after day, you need some rest in between too.

bro.. where is ur breakfast? dont tell me u only take a glass of milk for ur breakfast..  and dont tell me that u dono, breakfast is the most important meal of the day.. 

edit:typo 

i think you need to redesign your diet. go see others how they eat and what they eat, but dont see mine, that is sucks

taking too less protein, load more egg and carb..

i personally think that is impossible to cut at the same time you want to gain.

I looked at your routine and I'm thinking;

"And you're wondering why you're losing strength?"

You're deadlifting with merely 65LBS. I wrist curl with 65LBS for 20-30 reps for 5 sets. See the problem there?
And you're putting deadlifts after a bunch of other workouts. The science is as simple as this, and this theory works;

1-3 reps (Strength)
4-5 reps (A balanced mix)
6-8 reps (Slightly more to hypertrophy)
9-15 (Hypertrophy with minimal emphasis on strength)
16 and above

This wisdom has been agreed with by Russian, Bulgarian, Chinese, American and European texts.

It's your rep ranges and weights used. Strength will drop. Your body understands the repetitions, as an increase and to adapt to the increasing needs of muscular endurance and size, it grows bigger. It no longer sees itself needing to get stronger.