All I do is dream...

Lately, my nights are full of dreams. I've been a "dreamy" girl since I can remember - meaning I do dream in the night, not nightmares, just dream in general. But lately it has been intensified. To illustrate, I wake up around 6-7 times during the nights to go to the toilet. Usually, the dream stops when you wake up. But no, I go back to sleep, and the dream continues. What's strange is, lately my emotions involved in the dreams too. Like last night, I woke up crying. This is the second time it had happened during the pregnancy. I remember in my dream I was full of anger, disappointment, feeling down and I cried in the dream. I can't remember what had happened in the dream, but I'm sure it was something trivial. Then I suddenly woke up, and my face and nose was all wet with tears, and I found myself still sobbing! Is this really common during pregnancy, I wonder?

I think people now notice that I'm pregnant. Or just a skinny girl with a bloated stomach? You know how you walk in the street and usually people look at your face and then look at your body? The order of looking is different now. Now, they look at my stomach first, and then my face, and back to my stomach. Sometimes they don't even bother looking at my face, they just look straight at my stomach :D I'm sure it's my stomach and not my boobs... heh heh.. :p

Also, is it just me or the world around me is broody? When I go walking, doesn't have to be in the city, just in the neighbourhood (to give myself some kind of exercise to help during labour), I always see either a woman with a stroller (with young baby in it), or another pregnant lady, and they're never the same people. Maybe I notice nothing but babies? That goes in conversations too. Some women probably get bored talking about pregnancy and babies, but I like discussing this and that and all about babies. I like hearing about other people's experiences with pregnancies and their babies, and share my own too. I still enjoy other topics of conversations, but they don't excite me as much as conversations on babies. People who read my blog probably notice that too. Since the start of my pregnancy, I've been talking more about pregnancy than anything else. Have I really become that boring?