It’s okay to be excited for something in the future, to look forward to it. But I sometimes find myself doing so at the expense of the present day, the present moment. And that’s all that we have. Right now is what matters because it determines how we get to whatever we’re looking forward to, and whether we even get there. It can be difficult when we’re conditioned to view ordinary as mundane, but there’s beauty in the regular moments too. Maybe if we find those miracles, we can be kinder to one another, and make the world that much better for us all.