Choose the right word

• Travelling to rural Scotland helped to [put things in perspective / cherish / be oblivious to] after months of city stress.
• Experiencing [creature comforts / to lose and regain / everyday miracle] power taught Seattle residents a valuable lesson.
• Hot water on demand feels like an [everyday miracle / blessing / fleeting] when living off-grid.
• Having a warm meal during a storm is a true [blessing / taken-for-granted / be humbled] .
• Working at the Boston food bank made volunteers [be humbled / count yourself lucky / oblivious to] by the widespread hardship.
• Peace during a crisis is often temporary and [fleeting / creature comforts / perspective] .
• We must learn to [cherish / be oblivious to / put things in perspective] small daily kindnesses.
• Many wealthy tourists remain [oblivious to / humbled / fleeting] poverty in London boroughs.
• Modern apartments are packed with [creature comforts / everyday miracles / blessings] like dishwashers and heaters.
• When you see others lose their homes, you can [count yourself lucky / be humbled / put things in perspective] to have shelter.
• Clean tap water is a typical [taken-for-granted / fleeting / oblivious] commodity in the UK.

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