Ever watch someone and find out you like the weirdest things about them? Like one of my friends likes to watch boys sleep because they were cute when dreaming in the library. Maybe you just stop and look at someone while your lying on their bed and noticed that you love the shape of their back. The way their muscles move as they do mindless tasks, shirtless. Yes, I notice those things. Maybe you like the way they chew on their lip when their nervous or bored. I've had that pointed out.

You may be the person being observed, which is admittedly creepy, yet if it's someone you enjoy the attention from, it feels like the warm breeze giving you goosebumps that you don't want to admit you have. Everyone watches something at one point in their life. I've sat for about an hour watching a snail move it's way across the front porch while I got a tan.

The simple things in life is what everyone should live for: If you've ever sat on a roof top with someone and it's a cold night and had your arms wrapped around each other to keep out the cold, watching stars, not saying anything. Or just sitting with your cat on your lap purring it's little head off, instead of having another human being on the roof. Talking none sense for hours with someone and not caring when the room is suddenly silent because it doesn't seem awkward. Standing in the dense fog of a early winter morning and breathing in the silence for a few minutes where no one's completely awake yet. Walking downtown in the dark after it rains and there's still a bit of mist in the air, floating in front of the orange glow of the street lamps. Makes the lonely walk to where-ever less lonely. Losing yourself in a doodle your drawing. The touch of a lover's hand on the soft flesh of your stomach, trusting they won't do something stupid. Watching a bee hover over flowers without feeling intimidated by your presence. The way the beach looks at low tide under a full moon, graceful waves sweeping in and out of the sand, your bare feet creating prints as you try to go out as far as possible.

When you grow older somethings become less fascinating and adulthood becomes more annoying but it's nice to stop and see what makes you smile.
Take the time to enjoy the little things before it's all gone.