color_wheel mcdougall PRIMARY blue- characterized as sad, depressive red- hot, heat, passion yellow- cowardly SECONDARY green- envy, money violet- the color most associated with homosexuals orange- like the fruit, its food; it keeps us alive INTERMEDIATE (just a mix or primary and secondary) If people's lives are color wheels, because people are sometimes so colorful, then is there more to life then what is associated with the colors? Are we all primarily sad and depressive now and then, while other times we become passionate and hot, but not just in reference to love but also passionate about beliefs and rights? Later on we all become cowardly. Deep down we all are. We avoid confrontations and hide from problems. We aren’t perfect. If that which is stated about primary colors is true then, as the pattern goes it would also be true for the secondary colors. When we are not red, yellow, and blue we are envious money lovers, always wanting what others have. You know, the grass is always GREENer. We also become homosexual, which in today’s world does not necessarily mean that you like someone of the same sex as yourself. This can mean dumb stupid and pointless (kind of like all that is written here, I know you are probably thinking that right now), which I, personally, hope doesn't come in reference to what people think of homosexuals. Finally there is orange. Orange as the fruit can represent that which nourishes us. This is what keeps us alive in our life as a color wheel. Last but not least there are the intermediate colors, the colors that are made by mixing that which is primary and that which is secondary. I say that these colors are the people who inhabit this life of color. In today’s colorful world everyone seems to be a mix of different cultures. Not only does this mix of cultures make it appropriate for us to be the intermediate colors but also the fact that what we are is a mix of that which is primary and secondary. 030115 ... chameleonMad can't....do.....plaid! 030128 ... belly fire www.colorgenics.com 030128 what's it to you? who go blather from