Color me green. I like the soothing colors of green. Am I green with envy? I don't think so. Do I try to live green? Yes, I recycle. Am I obsessed with making money? No! I never had a lot of green and it never worried me as long as I had enough to get by. Is the grass greener on the other side of the fence? No. I like to eat green beans, peas, lettuces, spinach, green onions, brussel sprouts, cabbage, and peppers. And I don't feel green and haven't been sick in a long time. The green of tropical waters and the green of evergreen forests have a special allure for me. What color are you? If you were in a coloring book, what color would you color yourself? What color do you like around yourself in clothes and in your home? What color is your mood?
Once again, Wall Street Journal has a really timely article to add to Cheryl's topic.
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I realize that this is tedious because it isn't a live link, but you can copy and paste if you'd like to see the Bonnard article to which I refer.
What I am trying to say is that it seems that my favorite color is plaid, or perhaps paisley. I can not just have only one favorite. It's the interplay that makes it for me. The apricot evening sky would not be as thrilling without the wonderful lavenders; unrelieved vermillion would bore, but with the addition of black and ivory it is so satisfying and refreshing. I just can't pick one!