I thought to myself this morning:

Miracles are more common than you might think. They are the temporary respite from the iron laws of thermodynamics, the quantum fluctuations that allow greater complexity to arise from simplicity and form grand systems such as the cell, that allow the void to tunnel through an energy barrier and create the universe, that allows matter and energy to arise from the nothingness of spacetime.

As the man with the funny hair once said:

There are only two ways to live your life. One, as if nothing is a miracle. The other as though everything is.