in-di-FAT-i-guh-buhl (adjective)

1. incapable of being tired out; not yielding to fatigue; untiring.

Indefatigable. That’s today’s Dictionary.com’s Word of the Day. If you don’t get a daily delivery of the delight that is a new definition to voraciously vex your vocabulary, I highly recommend it. Each word comes into my mailbox at 8:00am and in it’s own quintessential way, sweetens the mental flavor for that day.

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Indefatigable: INCAPABLE of being tired out. To be incapable is to be unable to even have being tired out as an option. Can you imagine a scenario where you it is sincerely not fathomable to understand the concept of some action? To be paralyzed to comprehend fatigue or rest as an option for your choices? When we work hard, sometimes we dive into the flow. Time seems to taper and we are merely in this vignette world where it’s simple us and our work. This is a scenario where “being tired” is an incomprehensible state or feeling. Here is when we can be considered quite indefatigable. When we exercise, when we compete, when we race, when we love, we can be in a state of tranquil determination. We have no other understanding than the matter at hand and the goal right in front of us. We can see through to the distance and have no other question than to reach the end by our own manipulations.

Indefatigable. Today is November 15th, 2015. Two somberly apprehensive days after a traumatic tragedy that terrorized mon cherie, gay Paris. Indefatigable. Paris. Your fervent city of vibrant hues and romantic quaffs, the people full of love and life and carpe diem, Paris- YOU ARE INDEFATIGABLE. Paris, and the world supporting the City of Love, are unending. Tired feelings and exhaustion are not options in the communal psyche. Groups filled with hate, fury, disdain, and perhaps jealousy may claim their unending motivation to destroy and corrupt, but they will never shake the indefatigability of Paris.

When the French president addressed the world about the horror which afflicted Paris, he concurred,

“In these difficult moments, we must — and I’m thinking of the many victims, their families and the injured — show compassion and solidarity. But we must also show unity and calm… We must also call on everyone to be responsible. What the terrorists want is to scare us and fill us with dread. There is indeed reason to be afraid. There is dread, but in the face of this dread, there is a nation that knows how to defend itself, that knows how to mobilize its forces and, once again, will defeat the terrorists.”

In the city, in the world, the relentless thwart of positive love will be never ending. These attacks which left the city sorrowful, will now transcend the feelings of shock and heartache and regroup the spirits of each living individual. Creating a grasp of unity that is far too powerful to be dissuaded or stymied by hurt and exasperation, Paris is now calloused with steel strength. The United States is now galvanizing this alloy armor. We will ALL trudge on, in the flow, never to rest because we, the entire globe, are all INDEFATIGABLE NOW.