I'm a bit curious but why do you think you needed to see something which you'd call "miraculous" that is beyond what you see everyday?

Hmmm...guess it would depend on what you call "proof." Of course, there is no point I can make under a forum post that would convenience you otherwise anyway so I won't go there.

Does everyone have to yell up and down "Look at what the miracle I did today!" in order for you to know it was done?  What I'm saying here is people help others daily but are not needing to have credit given to them for their actions.  If I were to go to a place that has needy and managed to cook up a meal for hundreds, all alone, could that not be a "miracle" for those who need?  Should I then go to the news and ask them to report it as such?

Millions saw on a Tuesday morning airplanes slam into some buildings in New York and yet some who "saw it" have concluded that it was a missile or smaller plane that caused some or all of the damage.  What you see vs. what I see are perceptions and when you see someone saved by an EMT, you call daily life, I call a miracle that we were given the ability to learn how to do such a thing and a miracle that it could be done at that moment for that person to live.

There is a joke that reminds me of your post and I'm sure you've heard it before but I'll put it here anyway for you to know what is on my mind after I read your words:

There is this lady in a town in the central part of the states.  She lived near the Mississippi River during the time when there was a big flood.  Anyway as the flood waters began to rise, she asked God to perform a miracle and rescue her from the floods.  A police officer drove by as she was praying on her front porch telling her that if she didn't have a way out, he could take her to safety.  She refused saying, "God will save me."  As the waters rose, she was now forced onto the roof of her house.  As she continued to pray, a man in a boat came by asking her to come with him.  She repeated, "God will save me!"  Finally, as the waters became fierce, a helicopter was flying by and attempted to save her.  She again refused their help by repeating "God will save me" over and over again.  She "wakes up" in heaven, realizing that she drowned in the flood.  As she came before God, she asked him, "Lord, why did you not save me?"  God replied, "I sent a cop, a boat, and a helicopter, what more did you want?"

I hope the point of the joke in relation to your post isn't lost.