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What is your color?



Green

My favorite color ever! I have to control myself to not purchase too many green things. If I had no control, my house would be green. My kitchen would be lime-themed. With greenery everywhere.

My bathrooms would be green. My bedroom would be green. You would all feel nauseated-green after entering my home. (So I don't have a green-themed home)

Many things I love are green, such as:
  • Spinach (I eat it a minimum twice a day usually)
  • My weding color was green. (clover green)
  • Limes (I have at least one time a day)
  • Grass. I love the feel of grass, especially since I see it so rarely in AZ (except in my neighborhood that has amazing landscapers with grass-galore)
  • Palm trees.
  • Any tree.
  • Christmas trees. I love Christmas
  • Green Beer. I think the green beer on St. Patty's Day tastes better.
  • My favorite color of eyes. When I was in 9th grade, I so badly wanted to get green contacts. But they made me keep my brown eyes.
  • Diet Mountain Dew (my guilty pleasure)
  • Granny Smith Apples (I have at least one of these/day.
  • Fresh herbs. Everything tastes better with fresh herbs
  • Our new basil plant that has new, beautiful, little leaves developing (Ryan and I have now developed a child -- Yay, Mom! We have now contributed to you a grandchild!)
But, my "color quiz" did not reveal green. For green is a calm and tranquil color. And I'm not very tranquil.

My color is...............

Red


Which reveals....
You boast incredible willpower and are capable of overcoming obstacles that would normally leave others shaking in their boots. You have a penchant for colorful environments and often impress others with your energetic bursts of energy. Your interests in many areas of life often leave you scattered, but when you focus you can accomplish anything you put your mind to.

This is pretty accurate, in some ways. I often find myself being very scattered in life with many interests and passions. But, I can usually get myself back on track. I'm not too easily distracted. And I do like Red. It's the color of my kitchen!

I think that my "color" may change though depending on the day and mood I am in. I'm that scattered. But who knows. In a few weeks, I may have to try again.

What color are you?

Comments

Unknown said…
We match. My color is red as well!
Lisa's Yarns said…
Wow - you, mom, and Barb all got red! Interesting!

My fave color is pink, but it's not a color I can use very much in my condo without it looking tacky! My favorite colors for decorating are browns & muted greens (like the color of my furnitures). I am kind of a boring/neutral color kind of girl. But I love red kitchens. :)
Kelly said…
haha my color was black- BOO!!! I am so not a black person, I love colors! My favorite is pink with green as a close second. I love all your green things!

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