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20 weeks

woooooo im 20 weeks tomorrow at last so half way there :) got my 20 week scan too which I'm so excited for but I already know we're having a girl! Just excited to see her again :) I was just wondering, does the second half of pregnancy go quicker than the first? Feel like I've been pregnant forever already and the first 20 weeks has gone so slow. I'm enjoying been pregnant don't get me wrong, I just want to know if anyone feels the second half goes a lot quicker!?
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I feel like yesterday I was 20 weeks and I'm already 24 weeks today :) so far going by fast hope it stays
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Yea thats what I hear as well..ugh I hope not! Yes, were  having a little boy! What about you??
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awww people have told me it goes so fast once you hit 30 weeks until about the last 2 weeks so it should still go quick for you :) I'm just hoping it goes quick for me haha. The first half has felt like a lifetime!
Do you know if you're having a boy or girl?
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Its gone pretty fast to me but there was a point in my pregnancy from about week 27-30 that seemed never ending! Once I got into the 30's the last 5 weeks went by quickly again! 35 weeks today and hoping the last 5 go quickly as well. Lol
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