If you were a color, what would you be?

I read that the color orange is centered in the stomach and spleen area, and “that shows vitality and physical energy coupled with a warm personality”…sounds inviting:)

I’m all warm and happy now Susan…
thank you!
:)

Now…where did I put those crayons….
;)

mmmm. When I was in Scotland I had mead, which is a tangerine colour. It was so delicious: sunshine in a mug.
Tangerine is the colour of sunshine. And one of my favourite Led Zepplin songs. :)

Yum…I’m thirsty for one of these tangerine colored sunshine in a mug drinks…
I’ma have to try a mead!!

For you Jodi:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd4FqS7YAHI&feature=related

:)

Crayons!!  Crayons!!  Honey!  Where are my crayons!!  Dang cat, won’t ever help out around the house.
Tangerine is a decidedly summer color, so it’s nice to think of in winter.

Well, that dang cat refuses to learn how to make coffee, much less get my Crayons, so I finally got them and dumped them out on the coffee table, closed my eyes and felt for just the right one-
Blue!!!!!
Makes sense, my photo printer is always running out of blue, photo blue, cyan and so forth, so Blue it is!  Yippee!  Now, it’s time to color!
One of the locals that I know works at the printing press for our funny little newspaper, and, when I ask him, he will bring me the end-rolls of newsprint for whatever my imagination can concoct.  I bet your kids in school would have a blast with several of these rolls!  Yards and yards of blank paper!

Ah..so mead is a potent dose of sunshine is it?
;)

Coloring on the walls might be fun…but maybe I’d regret it less later if I cover them with some of Geo’s newsprint first.  I love newsprint!  It feels so “informal”, so you feel free to mess it up.
:)

Newsprint paper can be the best because of its blankness, I feel I can do anything and everything with it.  I have even printed a few of my B&W photos on and I rather like the effect.  But, making time-lines, running stories about adventures and practicing calligraphy are just a few.  Keep the Crayons close at hand, tho!  And lots and lots of Blue!  And scissors, you can make some amazing paper airplanes and origami, too.  Then you get to color them!

I saw how “mead”, was made on this t.v. show I watched called, “The Thirsty Traveler”…..made me want to go out and buy a bottle of that sun-shine, for those sun-sets I so love to see…tee-hee:-)

Drinking enough of THAT “mead” can often make one look tangerine IF NOT …

” FEELING LUMINOUS “

I’ve decided I’m buying a roll or book of newsprint! 

And Rita..that mead might be nice to share on the beach in my heaven as we watch the sun set..

:)

I really like your poem.

Your poem made me feel all warm and fuzzy…and it made me visualize all the lovely photos of sunrises and sunsets that you have posted.

If I were a colour what would I be? Either silvery or golden and reflective like a mirror but with a radiate glow from inside, kinda iridescent and luminous.
 
Peace

Neil Young’s “Harvest Moon” always comes to mind when I am on the Cape.  Several years ago, I was out in P’town having dinner at Bubala’s by the Bay, sitting outside.  I looked up at one point and notice the huge, yellow, tangerine and orange moon pulling itself from the sea.  I pointed it out to my dinner partner, and we both got up to look.  The next thing we knew, the entire outside section of the restaurant was crowding the rail to simply take in such a simplistic, complex, beautiful and mysterious sight all at the same time.  Yes, moons, Greg Brown’s, Neil Young’s, yours, mine and newsprint, all good!

I once saw a moon sooo big, that it covered the whole bottom of the earths  horizon I was looking upon, from right to left….swear t’ god!  It was Halloween night, and you think any one can remember that??!!….uh…uhh.
Seems like I was the only one with straight eye balls, that took in that most glorious sight one could Ever imagine.  It was sooo HUGE, and rising as we went from door to door, that by the time trigger-treating was over, the moon was up in the sky as always.
It’s branded into my memory for ever….that’s for sure!  What an amazing moon,
it was.