The capacity for wonder that children have is wonderful and many times we hear that we should always be like children. But recently I heard Gretchen Rubin say something that I liked and made me think. She says that the amazement of adults is different: that children are amazed at what is new to them (which is a lot), while adults can amaze us with something, not because it is new, but because we appreciate what it implies, Either the talent or the effort it took to create a work, or the magnitude and perfection of nature, or the fleetingness of a moment…