I'm wearing this Navy embroidered sleeve popover with a sky blue skort and these slip-ons.   Actual picture is in my album.  

This may sound circular, but I believe part of our purpose in life is to figure out what that purpose is.  This is going to be different for everyone. I agree with Allie that leaving the world a better place than you found it a part of it.   Hurdles like being trans are placed in front of us to teach us something, although I don't know what that is, yet.

I was going tothay tumptin but I kant bemenbr @KymmieL  

It's one of my favorites too.

@awkward-yet-sweet, I love the Heinlein quote.  Not sure I want to know how to butcher a hog, but the rest sounds wholesome.   

I guess we have all pondered this at some time, and many decades ago I determined that my purpose was to contribute, and hopefully leave this world a little better for having me in it. All my adult life I have lived by this.    Being trans to me is simply another hurdle I had to face, and in no way do I see it giving meaning to my life.    Hugs,   Allie

Why? You are already loopy. Girls just cannot help it. We are naturally loopy. LOL.   Well just got notice that my former employer is contesting my unemployment, almost a month later.  So, I have a hearing on July 9th. Can my life get any worse for me. I'm going to head out on the new bike and clear my head shortly.

I've been trying to figure that out for almost 60yrs. Mostly it has been disastrous.

Good morning    I am being such a pain in the rib.  Help me do this help me with that.  I’ve always been the provider and now with both of us laid up, the mutual aid society has come to town.  Although there isn’t much I can do to help her right now.     kids that wrench, well I’ve got a family full of them. Daughter learned routine maintenance from me as an adult. Oil & filter, then brakes.  Son didn’t want to learn but now he is turning out professional looking wood projects and routine things on their cars.  Now we come to granddaughters the oldest took up welding and has her certification.  But the first place she worked the guy who was mentoring her left and the guy who was left didn’t want to work with her and got them to let her go.  She sent pictures of these beautiful welded railing systems she helped build and install.  You’d never that she’d go-into the trades.  Cheer leader, National honor society who’s who.  Now she is an HVAC tech apprentice and loves it.  I guess it’s safer long term than welding.  Her younger sister is still in high school.   Hot Hot Hot here  90s and 100s before factoring in the humidity.  As high as 110 early next week on the long range forecast. Now that Phoenix summer temp but with no humidity or Yakima Washington any place in the desert inbetween the Serria Nevadas and the Rockies.   i sit on a pillow on a dining room chair.  It easier for me to get up out of but it gets rather uncomfortable.  I very slight adjustment moving my left side forward helps whe getting up.   well I just took a loopy pill and I can already feel it working so I’d better go before it get unintelligible.   willow

Yes, I have to agree with you KathyLauren.

I don't believe that life comes with a given purpose.  If someone's life has purpose, it is because they chose it.   In my younger years, my purpose in life was to fit in.  Not a noble purpose, and I think we all know how well that one worked, seeing as how I am here.   Now, my purpose is to be kind and help people.  I'd like to think I am better at this purpose than I was at my first one, but that is not for me to judge.  At least, it is a more wholesome one.

What is the meaning of YOUR life? (It's okay if you are still searching)

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Emotional peace, also known as inner peace, is a positive emotional state that's characterized by a sense of balance and stability. It can also be described as a state of calm, serenity, and tranquility of mind. People who experience emotional peace feel at ease with themselves, others, and the world around them, and are less impacted by stress, anxiety, and worry.

Thanks Heather!

Thank you Bette, Really good stuff. Hugs, Heather