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The Little Things

I've often been told that I get excited easily; it doesn't take very much to make me happy.
I think that is because I love the little things.
I love seeing someone I know on campus. It doesn't matter to me if we just exchange a friendly smile or if we hug. Seeing people makes me happy.
I love getting random text messages.
I love that moment when everything makes sense.
I love knowing that no matter what everything will be okay.
I love having absurd, weird dreams that make me laugh.
I love how beautiful this world is.
I love friends that last through thick and thin.
I love when someone is honest with me.

I've been really blessed in my life.

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