How Colourful Is Your Life? (62)
Quite colourful! My winter coat is magenta which is accompanied with a turquoise scarf around my neck. My winter sweaters are all jewel tones except for the one black sweater. In summer, tops in yellow, various shades of blues, coral, etc. are part of my wardrobe. Even though this part of Canada gets a lot of sunshine, colour is so uplifting especially in winter when the days are short. 
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LucyMaud: Quite colourful! My winter coat is magenta which is accompanied with a turquoise scarf around my neck. My winter sweaters are all jewel tones except for the one black sweater. In summer, tops in yellow, various shades of blues, coral, etc. are part of my wardrobe. Even though this part of Canada gets a lot of sunshine, colour is so uplifting especially in winter when the days are short.
wow! Yes, colours are so uplifting. I find so when living in Germany in cold and dark winters.And, with the snow, I loved turquoise anoraks.
I even had a red hat - french style.
In the house, I like wearing green socks in the winter and maybe a red scarf.
What about emails? Do you like writing in colour?
I was kind of reproached by someone today for writing in colour. He asked me if I had something to hide????
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daniela777: wow! Yes, colours are so uplifting. I find so when living in Germany in cold and dark winters.
And, with the snow, I loved turquoise anoraks.
I even had a red hat - french style.
In the house, I like wearing green socks in the winter and maybe a red scarf.
What about emails? Do you like writing in colour?
I was kind of reproached by someone today for writing in colour. He asked me if I had something to hide????
Why would writing in colour imply you have something to hide? I don't type in colour. No reason other than it's never occurred to me, but I enjoy seeing "colourful" sentences. And, with the snow, I loved turquoise anoraks.
I even had a red hat - french style.
In the house, I like wearing green socks in the winter and maybe a red scarf.
What about emails? Do you like writing in colour?
I was kind of reproached by someone today for writing in colour. He asked me if I had something to hide????
My bedroom walls are a pale lavender which is very soothing. The rest of my home the walls are white but my furniture and accessories add the colour.
I would love to have a turquoise anorak! Believe it or not, it's difficult to find winter outerwear (unless it's for skiing, etc) that is not black or grey. Dull, dull, dull!! My beret is black with a faux lamb trim so it's larger than the traditional French beret.
P.S. I wonder if our conversation will make it on the twitter feed?!!
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daniela777: The Psychological Effects of Colour
Why is colour such a powerful force in our lives?
What effects can it have on our bodies and minds, taking into consideration that colours carry vibrations and certain energy?
For example, shades of red in the colour spectrum are known as warm colours and include red, orange, and yellow.
These warm colours evoke emotions ranging from feelings of warmth and comfort to feelings of anger and hostility.
Colours on the blue side of the spectrum are known as cool colours and include blue, purple, and green.
These colours are often described as calm, peaceful and healing, but can also be feelings of sadness or indifference.
What about emails? Do you write in colour?
I often use green, and sometimes blue and maybe purple, depending on my mood and also the person I am writing to.
When I like and care about the person, I like to use my creativity with colourful emails and pictures.
Mind you, they might not appreciate it and just think that I am excentric.
The first 20 years of my life, when living in France, I only wore blue - all shades of blue, from light, dark, navy, indigo, and white. I suppose it was my "blue period"?
Then, when living in Germany where the weather is often cold and depressing in the winter, I started to wear bright colours like red and turquoise to cheer me up.
Since living in Spain, I started wearing other colours which I never thought I would wear, such as bright yellow, bright pink, bright green and also some earthy colours.
Lilac has also become one of my favourites for my walls in the bedrooms.
Do colours affect your moods and vice versa?
When out in nature, can you blend in like a chameleon to fit in with your surroundings?
Yes , colors make difference Why is colour such a powerful force in our lives?
What effects can it have on our bodies and minds, taking into consideration that colours carry vibrations and certain energy?
For example, shades of red in the colour spectrum are known as warm colours and include red, orange, and yellow.
These warm colours evoke emotions ranging from feelings of warmth and comfort to feelings of anger and hostility.
Colours on the blue side of the spectrum are known as cool colours and include blue, purple, and green.
These colours are often described as calm, peaceful and healing, but can also be feelings of sadness or indifference.
What about emails? Do you write in colour?
I often use green, and sometimes blue and maybe purple, depending on my mood and also the person I am writing to.
When I like and care about the person, I like to use my creativity with colourful emails and pictures.
Mind you, they might not appreciate it and just think that I am excentric.
The first 20 years of my life, when living in France, I only wore blue - all shades of blue, from light, dark, navy, indigo, and white. I suppose it was my "blue period"?
Then, when living in Germany where the weather is often cold and depressing in the winter, I started to wear bright colours like red and turquoise to cheer me up.
Since living in Spain, I started wearing other colours which I never thought I would wear, such as bright yellow, bright pink, bright green and also some earthy colours.
Lilac has also become one of my favourites for my walls in the bedrooms.
Do colours affect your moods and vice versa?
When out in nature, can you blend in like a chameleon to fit in with your surroundings?
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LucyMaud: Why would writing in colour imply you have something to hide? I don't type in colour. No reason other than it's never occurred to me, but I enjoy seeing "colourful" sentences.
My bedroom walls are a pale lavender which is very soothing. The rest of my home the walls are white but my furniture and accessories add the colour.
I would love to have a turquoise anorak! Believe it or not, it's difficult to find winter outerwear (unless it's for skiing, etc) that is not black or grey. Dull, dull, dull!! My beret is black with a faux lamb trim so it's larger than the traditional French beret.
P.S. I wonder if our conversation will make it on the twitter feed?!!
Yes, I don´t know why he didn´t like my coloured writing??? Anyway...My bedroom walls are a pale lavender which is very soothing. The rest of my home the walls are white but my furniture and accessories add the colour.
I would love to have a turquoise anorak! Believe it or not, it's difficult to find winter outerwear (unless it's for skiing, etc) that is not black or grey. Dull, dull, dull!! My beret is black with a faux lamb trim so it's larger than the traditional French beret.
P.S. I wonder if our conversation will make it on the twitter feed?!!
My bedrooms are also lavender colour. Very soothing indeed!
My turquoise anorak was in fact part of a ski outfit I had bought in Germany.
What do you mean about Twitter??? This is not going on twitter, I hope not!
I think only the polls go on twitter and Fb etc..
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ali110: Yes , colors make difference
Hi Ali, I am glad you like colours. 
Do you wear bright colours when in the desert?
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I have been wearing black shirts and pants since 2005. It doesn't mean I'm in mourning. It doesn't mean I'm trying to hide my fat to convince people that I'm skinny. It is just a color that I'm comfortable wearing.
By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
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michaelright: what colour is a fart......
??? 
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secretagent09: I have been wearing black shirts and pants since 2005. It doesn't mean I'm in mourning. It doesn't mean I'm trying to hide my fat to convince people that I'm skinny. It is just a color that I'm comfortable wearing.
By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
Woww.... then you would fit in well here in spain as many people - and young ones too - like wearing black - even at weddings. By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
I know black and white are not colours, but neutral.
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secretagent09:
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
I don´t like loud noise either. But I couldn´t see myself wearing black, except for the odd pair of trousers in the winter.Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
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daniela777: ???
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michaelright: thought you'd have a drafty answer to that.....
Ok... the colour depends on the aura it transmits. How´s that for an answer? I tell you what, why don´t you take some pics and post them here? A photo is worth a thousand words.
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michaelright: what colour is a fart......
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LucyMaud: Depends on whether it's a wet one or a dry one.
There you have your answer M 
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secretagent09: I have been wearing black shirts and pants since 2005. It doesn't mean I'm in mourning. It doesn't mean I'm trying to hide my fat to convince people that I'm skinny. It is just a color that I'm comfortable wearing.
By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
By the way, black is not a color, it is neutral and so is white neutral.
I don't like bright colors at all. My daughter loves bright turquoise and oranges. I can't stand them but they do look good on her.
The walls in my house are also neutral. My car is gunmetal gray which is almost black.
I tried to wear clothes with a little color but I didn't feel like me when doing that.
Bright colors give me the same nausea as loud noise
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My favorite color is red. Right now, the leaves are changing colors, yellows, browns, oranges. It's so pretty. Puts me in a great mood! I wear a variety of colors, I never thought of this point you've made.
Great thread
Great thread
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daniela777: There you have your answer M
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Friskyone: My favorite color is red. Right now, the leaves are changing colors, yellows, browns, oranges. It's so pretty. Puts me in a great mood! I wear a variety of colors, I never thought of this point you've made.
Great thread
Hello Lady Frisky...long time no see..Great thread
I'm glad you're enjoying all those colours.
As I said colours carry energy and vibrations and therefore affects also our own energy..and our moods.
I went on a workshop once and we had to guess the colour of various pieces of material but with our eyes shut.
We had to feel the material and how it vibrated.
Very interesting.
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michaelright: thought you'd know it was blue...
that would be the colour of people's faces who are around at the time of the release. 
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Why is colour such a powerful force in our lives?
What effects can it have on our bodies and minds, taking into consideration that colours carry vibrations and certain energy?
For example, shades of red in the colour spectrum are known as warm colours and include red, orange, and yellow.
These warm colours evoke emotions ranging from feelings of warmth and comfort to feelings of anger and hostility.
Colours on the blue side of the spectrum are known as cool colours and include blue, purple, and green.
These colours are often described as calm, peaceful and healing, but can also be feelings of sadness or indifference.
What about emails? Do you write in colour?
I often use green, and sometimes blue and maybe purple, depending on my mood and also the person I am writing to.
When I like and care about the person, I like to use my creativity with colourful emails and pictures.
Mind you, they might not appreciate it and just think that I am excentric.
The first 20 years of my life, when living in France, I only wore blue - all shades of blue, from light, dark, navy, indigo, and white. I suppose it was my "blue period"?
Then, when living in Germany where the weather is often cold and depressing in the winter, I started to wear bright colours like red and turquoise to cheer me up.
Since living in Spain, I started wearing other colours which I never thought I would wear, such as bright yellow, bright pink, bright green and also some earthy colours.
Lilac has also become one of my favourites for my walls in the bedrooms.
Do colours affect your moods and vice versa?
When out in nature, can you blend in like a chameleon to fit in with your surroundings?