Freaking Me Out

Ok, so I finally got to try my first brew today and I have to say I was pleasantly suprised. It's no Broolyn, but I thought I has done a few things wrong but if I did none of them came through. So I decide in celebration that I want to brew my second batch. Again it's a kit (Coopers this time) figuring one last go through before I take the next step to specialty grains. Everything went great - the things I thought I did wrong last time I made sure to do right this time. Except when I poured the cooled wort in with the water to get to 5 gallons I got suds - and it looked like soap suds. Now I did wash my brew pot with soap after I made my last batch and before I knew any better, but I literally rinsed it 25 times and looked for bubbles in fear of soap beer. The bubbles in the suds, however, do not have that soapy colored look. They are clear. I have been racking my brain trying to remember if this happened last time, but I don't think I did. Anyway, anyone have thoughts about what it could be. Is it from the wort? Please calm my nerves or open my eyes to stark reality.

It's just bubbles from pouring the wort, nothing to worry about.

yep, aerated wort bubbles/foam.

Thanks guys - now I will drown my relief in my first homebrew.

Yup, just suds. Freaked me out too when I saw it.

The weird thing is I don't remember it happening last time but maybe I wasn't paying attention to it because it was my first time and concentrating on other things. This time I was much more comfortable and looking for little things I could do better. The good thing is it's fermenting at a bubble every five seconds so hopefully it's all good.