One way I’ve been making meaning of human behavior is to remember that people want to be making meaning, even with the inexplicable and the meaningless.
No matter what’s happening, people would rather be making meaning than accepting randomness and the unknown.
Lately, I’ve been making meaning by deciding that some people are just mean.
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How are you making meaning of that?
Now I’ll be making meaning by organizing and sharing these images for today.
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Now I’ll be making meaning by searching YouTube for “making meaning.”
I really appreciate how Dr. Melissa Red Hoffman is making meaning there.
Thanks to all who help me in making meaning, including YOU.
sometimes it can be mean people who want to make meaning out of things and ir really hits differently
I catch your meaning, beth.
Regifted: a smile.
The best gift!
People make meaning by telling stories. Currently many people are telling the Hanukkah story and the Christmas story. Some of us have been telling stories about ourselves here and elsewhere online. Or to friends. Remembering family stories with families. Somewhere in a museum there is a small piece of baked clay with cuneiform figures telling us that someone owes him 10 shekels. While looking up cuneiform translations, I came across this in the Wiki: An ancient Mesopotamian poem gives the first known story of the invention of writing:
— Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta, c. 1800 BC[5]
The greatest story ever told???
I always appreciate how you make meaning, Barbara.
Trump is an idiot! What good is getting rid of the green card lottery? I mean if someone is a bad person, whether they get a green card or not, they’ll still be a bad person, I know he’s stopping them from coming into the USA, but he’s also stopping millions of upstanding people, good citizens, from entering America!
I always appreciate your meaning, Carol Anne.
Some folks act mean as their default, Ann. Sigh.
I’m so glad I don’t know those people, Mark.