Lack of Green

I am rediscovering my love for color. It's quite pathetic, I know, I'm such a lost puppy. If the University had only offered a degree in color theory, but alas, I am having to settle for all the free paint samples from Home Depot and visiting an exhibit on the history of color fabric dyes at a local museum. Some say I should consider being an interior designer and go back to school and such, but I don't know if that would be such a good idea. I'm such an efficient freak, I would strive to find that colors and designs that would bring out the best in people and just design everything as such. "No, you can't have a yellow nursery for your baby! He'll have trouble sleeping!!!" Yes, I would never have clients, ever, so I think I will just stick to this being a secret passion of mine.

On that note, an old friend of mine, from Atlanta once told me that the most popular color for cars is green in that area, so when I came to Charleston, I thought I would find a similar phenomena, but no, there is no popular car color here. It makes me sad. The only things that are green around here are the trees, it's odd, people don't even really wear the color green. Kermit the Frog would be sad if he lived here although, he did always say, it's not easy being green...