Emerald green was made color of the year 2013 – what a relief!
Last year was a disaster colorwise and otherwise, too.
In case you’ve forgotten the orangeness issue or don’t know what I’m talking about altogether.
Here you go dear: click please (that’s right don’t be shy!)
I am very sensitive to colors, especially in the wrong places.
I love blue obviously, still I don’t think it looks good on teeth.
Color theory says: green is a combination of blue and yellow.
There is nothing wrong with that.
I consider that a good pairing – like Alan Rickman and myself – match made in heaven.
A lot of things I like are green:
trees, green velvet, green traffic lights,
money, St. Patrick’s Day, leprechauns (check this out if you don’t believe me)
Kermit the frog, Emerald City, emeralds in general – particularly nice as gifts.
Maybe the wizard could help?
I am not afraid of flying, I am willing to buy a red pair of shoes, and I definitely know a lot of witches!
This is gonna be my year – I feel it!
Looser Or Not 
you never cease to amaze me 🙂
Thanks, dear! I actually manage to surprise myself very often – I guess that’s the benefit of being unpredictable or plain crazy… 😉
Saw the new (“prequel” actually) OZ movie over the weekend. Great story and you can get high on “emerald!”
So, you’d recommend the movie? Or just the emeralds? 😉
LOVED the movie. Only the 2nd or 3rd time I’ve been at a movie where the audience applauded at the end. It was a well-conceived “prequel” to the classic original movie. I kept waiting for the wizard to kill the wicked witch, and then I thought, “No, that has to wait until DOROTHY arrives!”
Sounds like you got your high on it – I shall give it a try then – I’ll keep you updated on the results! 🙂
Thank you for stopping by – I’ll have to see if I can’t put in more Alan Rickman references. Loved your blog even before the Wizard of Oz reference, but had to follow after I saw that!
It’s never too late, dear! Welcome…and anyone who loves Alan proves good taste. Come in and enjoy yourself. 🙂
I enjoy your style of writing and hope your feelings are correct – that this is going to be a great year! As for the wizard, he was a liar that sent Dorothy and her trio into the witch’s clutches for nothing. He should have been eaten by the flying monkeys.
Good point and I’m sure the monkeys agree – they seemed so playful – it would be certainly fun to watch. 😉
It’s been a while, but I remember orange 🙂 Emerald has a nice feel to it, it rolls off the tongue when you say it, unlike orange which is clunky…
That’s right and Emeralds don’t go bad either – no need to eat them – unless you really want to of course. 😉