Second answer: Drinking and Alcohol

First, forgive me for my absence. School and other activities needed my attention.
Now, moving onto the answers. Let's see. Drinking helps ease the pain and/or stress of things, which is why most men who are in their 30-40's or even higher ages drink. Others who are younger drinks for pleasure. (I noted this when I went to restaurants and watched people. Yes, I do like to watch people.) I do not know why Sumerians and other sorts of cultures made beer. Maybe, in honour of their god. They [alcoholics] do understand the pain that goes on in between their families and friends. One of the possible reasons they drink is because the alcoholic's guardian(s) drank beer when the alcoholic was growing up. (I've heard countless stories of people I know who drink about their childhood)

God bless!

Fourth Question: God's love

God's love is absolutely amazing as shown in John 3:16, and, of course, other verses. But, I can't seem to find a verse stating why God loves us. And seriously, why would God, the Maker of the universe, love us, sinners not even worth God's time? He's amazing, we're not. He's all knowing, we have little knowledge. He made the universe, we live in His universe. His love is more than our love could ever be. All in all, of course, God is way above us. Question:
1.) Why would God love us?

Third Question: Life

Last Sunday, I went to Sunday School for the first time in... three months. The question/topic was,"What are we supposed to do in life?" or something near those words. The class used Ecclesiastes 1:1-12 and 12:8-14. We received the answer in chapter 12. Fear God and follow His commandments. But now, I really feel like life is REALLY meaningless; because everyday, every week, every month is a schedule. It's so common, and I'm probably not the only one who feels like it. Question time!
1.) Why does life seem so meaningless?
2.) Schedules, schedules, schedules. Why why why? Is there ANY way to break from the schedules?
3.) I know we're supposed to fear God, and do follow His commandments, but is there more?