Learn from Camus and be like Sisyphus. In realization of the absurdity of pushing his boulder uphill just to let it fall and start again, he found a way to gain meaning in the task. He more fully engaged himself with the task, learning the most efficient ways to push it, studying the cracks in the boulder as he pushes. It's important to reflect on the absurdity of life to realize the nature of the absurdity and reevaluate your values, but only by engaging in the task are you going to create meaning out of life. For example, kissing is very absurd and doesn't have much meaning upon reflection, but by fully engaging in kissing you realize that it means something to you subjectively and by doing it with your full attention you can get something out of it that you couldn't see by just watching people kissing or thinking about the nature of kissing.