Life feels like a long hallway of doors, each one opening with a bright hello and closing with a quiet goodbye. As kids, we step into school not knowing we're walking into a golden chapter of our lives, where friendships are effortless and laughter doesn't need planning. Then one day, without asking our permission, life moves us forward. We grow up and we're asked to leave behind a version of ourselves that only existed with those people. University brings another rush, new souls, late-night talks, shared dreams, days that feel endless until one day they aren't, and graduation arrives like a gentle thief, taking routine and togetherness with it. We promise to stay in touch, and some bonds do survive, but deep down we know that time will never gather us the same way again. That's the quiet heartbreak of growing up, loving moments while they're already turning into memories. So this is a soft reminder to hold your people a little closer today, to laugh louder, forgive quicker, and let go of grudges that weigh nothing against time's speed. Be present in the now, because life doesn't warn you before it changes. Live these moments with open hands and an open heart, so when time asks you to let go, you can do so without regret. Maybe one day, these ordinary moments will be the ones you'd give anything to live once more.