Lady in red*

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Paula, who prefers purple and who inspired me to do this blogtest, needs orange. Very well. What do I need?

You Need Some Red in Your Life

Red will make you feel energetic, passionate, and determined. And with a little red, you will project an aura of warmth. If you want to feel intensely, you've got to get some red in your life!

For extra punch: Combine red with orange or pink

The downside of red: Red can provoke anger or rage. Watch out!

The consequences of more red in your life:

  • You will feel more enthusiasm for life
  • You will have the confidence to go after what you want
  • You will have a lot more physical energy

How about that. Three days running I've been wearing something bright red, and I deliberately chose to. I hunted for red things to wear. And I have been feeling better these last couple of days in spite of not getting a full night's sleep for a couple of nights (darned perimenopause). Now, let's find some pink and orange and red candles. I still have stuff to do!

*) Never saw the movie and I'm not terribly fond of the title song. I do, however, look great in red.

Comments

Paula said…
I still haven't had or worn any orange, but I feel pretty good today anyway. Red I've never cared for, though I did have some red table deco at T-Day yesterday. Was in the mood for bright colors. There was yellow as well, so maybe together that counts as my orange!
November 23, 2007 8:01 PM
Keera Ann Fox said…
I look like death warmed over in orange, so if I need that color, I'll buy orange flowers and light orange candles.
November 24, 2007 12:15 PM
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