I think He wasn't one to ignore the small things. Small things are important too, as well as the big spiritual things.
He knew the smallest needs and discomforts of those around Him, and He felt those discomforts Himself.
The very fact that He mentions that the Son of Man had no home, no place to rest His head, shows that He had a very human desire for a home and family.
He cared for His mother since even while on the cross He made sure that she would be looked after when He was gone.
Again and again, I find Scripture passages where He just stopped to talk to people. He didn't want to preach
all the time. Sometimes He just wants to talk to us about our day.
He definitely had a sense of humor, or why would He have created weird things like a platypus?!
"My brain and this world don't fit each other, and there's an end of it!" - G.K. Chesterton