(This photo doesn't properly capture the oppositional nature of the shades, but it's the best I've got.)I did this last night when I went out for Indian food with Dawna and Hannah's-Mom-Heather. Neither of them remarked on it, which shows remarkable good manners. I do like to wear non-matching shades of the same colour on occasion, but especially green for some reason. Maybe because I'm in an I-think-green-might-be-my-favourite-colour phase. My favourite colour changes about every five years (which is why I can never be too assertive about it), as does my job; perhaps they're related.
Anyway. I was thinking that things were getting a little intense around here, and I have more intense things that I want to talk about coming up, so I thought I'd throw in some banality to lighten the mood.
Oh, and:
Don't worry. I've only done two of these. Really.Artwork:
Photo by jennw2ns: Greens, 2007.
Cartoon by simsonizeme.com: jennw2braids, 2007.
5 comments:
You ought to wear that outfit with your Starbucks apron.
Ooh. Good idea. Too bad there's a dress code . . .
So fun. We can all use some banality now and again. Oh, and I've been noodling around with a post on the color green this week, too. Good timing.
Starbucks has a dresscode?
As much as I've enjoyed your deeper posts, this is fun too.
Completely random thought - do you ever wonder how we all find each other? For example, did I find you through Christianne or vice versa? and the same with Erin. I need a blog geneology.
Christianne--good timing indeed!
Heather--dress code: black or khaki trousers/skirts; white or black shirts. And yes, I do wonder thus. A blog genealogy is a good idea . . . but I don't think I'd know where to begin. In our case, however--I think I found you through LL, and found Christianne through you.
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