Stereotypes

I'm trying to resist some of the stereotypes that come along with being pregnant because I've never really been a huge fan of stereotypes (I just don't like to make generalizations about people). However, I've noticed that some things seem to be true about being pregnant: 

I cry, alot!  I don't think that I'm super hormonal and I haven't cried at some random commet that Scott made but I have cried at the following things: I cried at the BC Ferries ticket counter when I couldn't find a parking spot, I cried today when I was listening to the Remembrance Day stories on CBC and I cry when I see the 'On-Star' TV commercials (although, truth be told, I always cry at those darn commercials...)

Scott has gone for his first late night cravings run.  I was hankering for some ice cream last week and Scott was kind enough to run down to the corner store to pick me up some.  Such a sweet guy :)

The ultimate in stereotypes has to be the books that are created for men about becoming a father.  Scott was really hoping to find a good book that provided some insight into what was happening to me and to our baby.  However, the only books that we could find were about how his life, not to mention his sex life, was all but over.  So frustrating!