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15 Simple Things That We Take For Granted

Sometimes it's the little things that have the most meaning.

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15 Simple Things That We Take For Granted

“Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” ~Robert Brault

Most days, it's easy to wake up and start thinking about all of the things that you have to do. We stress ourselves out over these big things and are constantly making lists. It is very easy to forget to take the time to breathe and recognize the little things in our lives. Finding the balance between appreciating the big things and the little things can be hard but rewarding. Sometimes life's simplest, everyday things can make you the most happy. Here are 15 little things that I think we take for granted.

1. Coming home after a long day.

2. Seeing someone you love for the first time in a while.

3. A good cup of coffee or tea.

4. Fresh laundry right out of the dryer.

5. Singing in the car to your favorite song.

6. Taking a hot shower.

7. Laughing until you cry.

8. Watching your favorite movie.

9. Going to the beach.

10. Looking at old photos.

11. Eating breakfast in bed.


12. Baking.

13. Going outside.

14. Seeing puppies.

15. Watching the sun set.


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