Today, National Color Day, we celebrate color. Color is everywhere. Think about your mood and how color makes you feel. It is amazing how color can affect everything about our day. And for each person, the same color can affect us differently as we often associate a color with a distant memory. Our mood can be calming or invigorated depending on how a particular color speaks to you. And most of the time, we don’t even realize, it is the color we see, not what is going on, that is changing our mood. As I went about my day, I associated the colors I saw with my mood. Try doing this today in celebration of National Color Day.
A DAY IN COLOR
As the morning light flooded into my room, I awoke under a blanket of CHEERFUL TANGERINE, SVELTE, and I PINK I CAN, feeling refreshed yet excited for my day to begin.
I went for my morning run and felt the fall foliage of BLAZING AUTUMN, SOLAR ENERGY, and WINDSWEPT LEAVES providing me with the energy I needed to get me through my run.
When I got home, I showered and wrapped myself in a towel of POSITIVE ENERGY. In my mind, I felt AT EASE as I planned for my day feeling motivated and optimistic.
I searched my closet and grabbed my OPTIMUM BLUE dress that I knew would make me feel productive and successful for me to make the PERFECT LANDING.
By afternoon I was ready for a few minutes of SILENCE. I grabbed a colorful lunch that resembled the colors of ROASTED CORN and JOYFUL ORANGE. I was happy to have a relaxing moment to enjoy a meal that would provide me with energy for the rest of the day.
After work, I gather with some friends. Feeling EFFERVESCENT from the FINE WINE, we laughed and talked as we sat outside in the MYSTERIOUS NIGHT.
At the end of the day, I put on my cozy CHARCOAL BLUE socks and settled down with a soothing cup of CHOCOLATE SWIRL giving me a feeling of peace and harmony. A perfect ending to my colorful day.
I hope your day is filled with a colorful mood!
Colorfully yours,
Larayne
This was such a fun read! It really captured the spirit of National Color Day and put a smile on my face. Thanks for this!