As we humans make our way through life, we often try making meaning of our experience and existence.
This morning, I tried making meaning soon after I woke up by sending out this tweet:
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Almost immediately, somebody on Twitter helped me make meaning by replying with this:
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For me, making meaning also includes capturing images and sharing them with you here.
As the Daily Bitch knows, our parents are a major part of our making meaning.
I’ll try making making more meaning of this post by including the two YouTube videos ( here and here) I shared on Twitter yesterday:
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How are you making meaning these days?
For me, making meaning always involves gratitude, so thanks to all who help me make this daily blog, including YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
I mean, your marina pictures are a boatload of cool crafts, Ann.
Thanks for being the opposite of mean, my kind and meaningful friend.
I’m going to assume the top of th chair matters much less than the cat – and you have given permission t use it as a scratching post!
I get what you mean, Jan!
I think it is okay to take photos now and figure out the meaning later.
Hope you are enjoying your time off. I am enjoying your photos
I always appreciate your meaning, now and later.
Does it matter what it means? Sometimes, just being is enough! Cats know this very well.
Thanks for this meaningful comment, Peter!
One of the philosophy classes at my university had a one-word final exam: “Why?” Someone wrote, “Why not?” and got an A. Someone else filled a blue book and also got an A.
Harley and Joan have completely different approaches to the steps but they get where they’re going, and why not?
You get an A for this comment, Chris.
I do like that you’re still asking the question, Ann! I think I may have given up on trying to make meaning of very much! Still…hope?
You add meaning to others’ lives, Debra, including mine!
it means everything. it’s all we have.
I’m glad to have you in my life, my meaningful friend.
I’m making meaning of image #4 and #6 and I like the light, colors and contrast. You’re a natural. Nice angle of Joan looking up from the tub also. She’s a Budai, and Harley a Buddha.
You’re a natural at making meaning, Maria!