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Um, I'm not pregnant and I still sob at that scene every single time...

I started crying on the phone with my mom, when she said she couldn't visit us until next week. She started to apologize for making me cry, but I just reminded her that I'm pregnant and can cry at anything. I cried dropping my husband at the airport when he went to Long Beach for a 3 day business trip.

i'm a big time crier. even before getting pregnant, i shed tears at least weekly. a cute commercial, a sappy movie.. whatever.

now that i'm pregnant... forget about it. i cry every. single. day.

I've never been a crier, and pregnancy hasn't changed that. I'm actually a bit of an angry pregnant lady. My tolerance for B.S. has severely decreased since I found out I was pregnant. I'm much more likely to speak up when something makes me angry, rather than letting it go. I'm not like this with my husband or family so much, just with everyone else (including strangers).

I was at Nordstrom Rack the other day shopping, and I was waiting for a fitting room and there wasn't a worker nearby. I started to walk into the fitting room, seeing if the rooms were just open or if there was a worker back there. One came out, SNAPPED at me and told me I needed to wait in line, the rooms were full. I tried to nicely explain that I wasn't cutting--there wasn't a line, and I was trying to find someone since nobody was at the front of the room. She continued to snap at me saying I needed to go to the back of the line and wait my turn--they were full right now. Ooooh buddy, I let her know what I thought of her attitude (in a nice, stern way). In the past, I probably would have ignored her.

I've always been a crier and I don't think this pregnancy makes things any better. I got teary-eyed when I heard DH say that he bought "little mittens" for the baby.

"Little mittens"....seriously, could that melt your heart any more?!?! *cries*.

@Arden: I was totally watching that today too!!

My tear ducts were a little overactive too, but mostly I could not control my RAGE. There were times when Wagon Sr. and I were fighting and I literally couldn't control myself and I just raged at him. I totally understand football players now. Haha.

@Arden: I always have to change the channel during the restaurant scene where Miranda confesses what she said to Big. So painful to watch!!!! Ahhh!!! I totally love this movie

@Minnie_Girl: I'm glad I'm not the only one....my husband has had to tell me to chill once or twice in public when something has made me mad. My hormones LOOOOVE him though--he can do no wrong at this point in my book haha.

I cried because DH ate half of my burrito, like sobbing kind of cry. It was ridiculous. But, in my defense, he knew that it was the only thing that sounded edible, and I felt like garbage. So, he had to go back and buy me a another one.

@arden: "I am cooking a HUMAN! You can cook me a damn breakfast." LOVE it. lol

@Mrs. Blue: Oh, I had to lay down some strict laws about what DH was and was not allowed to eat. Basically, he wasn't allowed to finish anything, on the off chance that I would want EXACTLY THAT THING, and ONLY that thing. We threw away a ton of food, but after my meltdowns the few times I came home wanting a grilled cheese sandwich and found that he'd finished off the cheese, or the bread... man learned his lesson.

I cried three times last night in the span of an hour. One because I wasn't very nice to DH when I got home and then I felt bad, one because the dishwasher is coming loose again, and one because I couldn't finish the salmon DH made because I was full and I felt bad. WTF?

I have actually tended to go the opposite way. I've had crazy laughing fits that come out of nowhere. It's not that funny but I can't stop laughing.

I'm also a bit irrational now in regards to the fact that I always think something bad is going to happen. Someone is 5 minutes late? Clearly they're dead in a ditch somewhere.