Monday, March 10, 2008

The color of dread


I keep a little notebook that is loaded with items I'm downloading from my mind during the day/days/days that go by. Who I should call, new blog I want to review, quote of the day that really hits me hard, photo or post that is just too good not to revisit. As well as information regarding others' blogs, I make notes to myself about what I'd like to write, what I have written, etc.

I've come upon a two line notation and - this is where blogging gets blurry sometimes - I can't remember if it is something out of my head or out of one of yours. With apologies in advance to you from whom I have pinched this, I'm going to note it for you to read. If you recognize it as "yours", please, please, please send me a comment. I happen to like it and hoping it came out of MY head, but if not, I'll be happy to give you the credit. Maybe I saw your collage, maybe I was thinking of a collage of my own? Now, after all of that ----


In the fanciful palette of your mind
is the color of dread - black or lime green

photo - Sunrise Sister, Maui
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6 comments:

  1. Wren10:36 PM

    Love the fact that you don't know where to give credit and hope the line came from your own head! I've been there, but not expressed it as cleverly.

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  2. Dianna Woolley7:34 AM

    ....plagarism abounds no doubt - glad I'm not on the policing force for that. I can understand where politicians get caught up in the race and really do NOT remember where they read something.

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  3. Kayce aka lucy7:51 PM

    brilliant!
    i would have to say the color is black, because lime green is all the rage in paris...so it could not possibly be dreadful :-)
    and just in case you are wondering, everything will be compared to paris for some time to come!!!

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  4. Kayce aka lucy7:53 PM

    btw--i don't think you have to worry about running for office (politics, you know)...i think there may be way too many skeletons in that closet :-)

    xoxoxo

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  5. Dianna Woolley8:19 PM

    Lucy, thanks for the "brilliant!" I needed that...

    and the politics/skeletons - ??? Really, it must be another SS that you know:)

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  6. Ted Marshall6:06 AM

    Skeletons eh? Now I'm intrigued...

    For me, the colour of dread is a lurid mustard yellow. Something you might sink into, fighting all the way.

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