Not so simple...

Hey, hello, hi, what's up, sup and and any other attention getting conversation starter holds more value than often given... The care shown in the effort of those words is often over looked because of the simplicity of them and belittlement by social networking.... The concepts of a simple good morning can give one butterflies or that urge to smile that no one can resist, 
no matter their current situation... A minuscule "how are you" is treated as if it's a protocol question one asks for the hell of it, but it's true meaning is to subliminally send the message of compassion for ones well being. It seemingly will always be answered "sluggishly" until the recipient feels the same way about the administrator.... A whimsical "how's your day" is often overlooked because typically everyday is the same so it's viewed as a weak stimulant to conversation and answered accordingly... The significance of a "good night" is always deeper than any other sign of caring because it symbolizes the end of the day and the last thoughts that cross ones mind, and what better feeling than to know that someone thought of you at the sum of the day and it's events.... "I don't care" seems so abundant these days and assessing value in minute things feels like a waste, but one who knows value will see, appreciate and reciprocate... To me anyway...