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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Which Would You Choose?
Literature is full of scenes depicted by the words, "adrift on a sea of....." or "adrift on the ocean". A quick look into my favorite tome, Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, Eleventh Edition, reveals the following definition for adrift: 1 : without motive power and without anchor or mooring 2 : without ties, guidance, or security 3 : free from restraint or support. One can be literally adrift in a life raft on a great body of water or, metaphorically speaking, adrift in the great sea of life as in the second meaning. Perhaps a good antonym for adrift would be grounded. One who is grounded is probably not feeling adrift. It may not be uncommon for any one of us to feel adrift at some point, or points, in time.
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