Black is not a color

I just finished my math final!!!!! Tomorrow at this time I will be the happiest person ever. I have a history final at 7am (ick) and then I'm going to submit all of my english papers and then I'm DONE, at least for a month. Right when I finished my final I went to sell back some of my text books and I must say it was a horrific experience. I paid $135 for my math text and $52 for a philosophy book I never used and get this for the former I received $25! and the latter $12. I almost cried. C'est la vie, my spirits weren't too terribly dashed, though as I was leaving I tripped on this rug and preceded to run into not one, but TWO doors. The only thing that ever really bothers me about incedences like these is that I'm usually alone when they happen it's just weird if I laugh at myself. Sometimes, well actually all the time I wonder about myself. How is it that I can think so much about everything except the door....I mean doors, in front of me. I'm going to move on I feel stupid just writing all this down.

Some weird things have popped into my head of late concerning odd things that I love, not just like. Here's the list:

• The way people look when it's super cold outside and they smile. There's something about a person's face in the cold it really does everyone justice
• Going for walks really early in the morning
• Having meaningful discussions with little kids
• falling asleep when you're not alone and you know whoever else is around will be awake while you aren't
• surprises
• long drives late at night
• campfires
• when people say they were just thinking of you
• writing letters
• When people look you directly in the eye before and after they hug you
• irises (the flowers)

I could add a few, but this is the jist of it. I think you could sum a few of these up by just saying that I love when people are incredibly sincere, I can tell the difference and it means a lot. I love joking around and being sarcastic just as much as the next person however I value sincerity above all else. What do you value?