What seems ordinary often becomes valuable the moment it becomes unavailable.

Familiarity flattens things, and the value of the ordinary becomes visible mainly when it stops being available. That is a design flaw in how attention works rather than an ingratitude on your part, but knowing about it lets you correct for it a little.

Pick one ordinary thing in your current life and consider it as though it were temporary, because it is. A person, a routine, a place. That angle usually restores something you had stopped seeing.