“Weary” and “tired” mean not the same. “Tired” is a bodily sensation; representing a lack of physical energy or a need for rest. “Weary” is a drained psyche; sleep or rest can make one un-tired (a.k.a. “rested,”). Yet it takes a change of circumstances – or certainly a change in attitude about said conditions – to eradicate “weary.” As sure as I’m sitting here in front of my computer on a crispy, sunny autumn afternoon, I know that I am not alone when I state, “Of late, I feel weary.” As Sisyphus, condemned to forever thrust a boulder up a mountain only to have it roll down the other side; oftentimes, I am prone to throw up my hands or collapse in a heap and shout to the heavens, “The hell w
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