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36 Little Things That Should Be Considered Big Things

Appreciate what you have; you never know when it could disappear forever.

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36 Little Things That Should Be Considered Big Things

I’m a simple girl; it’s not difficult to please me. I take pride in knowing that insignificant things mean more to me than they would others. That being said, there are some “little” things that are fairly under appreciated and deserve more recognition. I can guarantee that these things are easy to accomplish and the memories from them are unforgettable.

1. Hand-picked Flowers

2. Picnics

3. Exercising

4. Bike Riding

5. Hikes

6. Singing Embarrassingly Loud in the Car

7. Slow Dancing in the Living Room

8. Forehead Kisses

9. Candid Picture

10. Laughing Until Your Sides Hurt

11. Asking about One’s Day

12. Bear Hugs

13. Sleeping in

14. Sitting in Silence

15. Long, Warm Showers

16. The Cold Side of the Pillow

17. Books

18. Cupcakes

19. Comfy T-Shirts

20. Trampolines

21. Sunny Days

22. Sunsets

23. Cozy Sweaters

24. Swimming in Lakes

25. Firm Handshakes

26. Wifi

27. “Be Careful” Text Messages

28. Hand Holding

29. Breakfast Dates

30. Corny Jokes

31. Good Music

32. Tear-Jerker Movies

33. Poetry

34. Starry Night Skies

35. Warm Breezes

36. Naps

It’s typical to go through life without stopping to appreciate everything you have. Life gets in the way and causes you to stay busy, especially in today’s harsh world, but it’s important to recognize all the small, minute things in life. I thank God daily for all of the insignificant details of life.

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