A normal Tuesday with no drama is a small miracle most people forget to notice.

Ordinary days go unrecorded because nothing about them demands attention, and then get remembered fondly once something harder arrives. Nothing happening is an achievement built out of many things quietly working: health, arrangements holding, nobody in crisis. It reads as nothing only because it is uneventful.

Pick one plain day this week and register it while it is still happening. Say to yourself, without ceremony, that this is a good one. It costs ten seconds and it changes what you remember about the stretch you are in.