Observations

I've noticed that if you are bald and run in the rain with ear buds you can hear the rain as it hits the top of your head.

I've noticed that a new baby can be very beautiful and look like someone who is not....(I'm just sayin')
I've noticed that you can do something good that you think is very small and it can be very significant to another person.
I've noticed that you can fail to do something good that you think is very small and it can be very significant to another person.
I've noticed that you can do something bad or inconsiderate that you think is very small and it can be very significant to another person.
I've noticed that immature people fail to realize the good gifts, blessing and opportunities that they either miss or take for granted.
I've noticed that if you do something good for someone and they don't notice or appreciate it; it does not negate the fact it was done...or good.
I've noticed that if you forgive you don't waste time on whatever the hurt was any longer.
I've noticed that it costs no more time, energy or money to be polite even when someone else is rude.
I've noticed that you don't have to be scared to get hurt or killed.
I've noticed that you don't have to be strong, brave or heroic to be a hero to a child.
I've noticed that presence is the best present you can give someone who is hurting or needs encouragement.
I've noticed that a dog doesn't have to be impressed with you to love you.
I've noticed that kindness is a habit.
I've noticed that unkindness is a habit.
I've noticed that wanting/intending to do something and doing that thing are not the same thing.
I've noticed that the small things in life that give wonder to a child are worth noticing...fireflies, frogs, plants, clouds that look like dragons.
I've noticed that mice, chipmunks, squirrels and raccoons do the things they do simply because they are mice, chipmunks, squirrels and raccoons. 
I've noticed that a sunrise and a sunset can look almost identical.

I've noticed that there are a limited number of sunrises and sunsets...or as Shockley say it, "They have a finite number."
I've noticed that being in a hurry doesn't get things done faster or get you anywhere quicker.
I've noticed that taking the time to enjoy the time makes the time it takes enjoyable.