MEME: Color/Colour

[campylobacter]

shakespherical gave me yellow when she posted her color meme.
magnavox_23  F-locked her yellow, probably because she waxes rhapsodic about Nuttelex. And bananas. :-D
hummingfly67  also F-locked her black, which is the ass-kicking-est color ever, and gave us a double-dose of Claudia.

Comment, and I'll give you a colour
- Post ten things of that colour that you like
- Sharing is encouraged, even preferred.

1. pineapple-flavored gummi bears



2. the book that transformed my ignorance 12 years ago into competency that clients pay for


3. I wanna brush Sam's hair.


4. Gold falls in the yellow family. :-D


5. Vala takes my breath away.


6. Judith Leiber beehive mini-audiere


7. Ripe bananas taste better because the starch has turned to sugar


8. Jack on the Planet of Yellow Yellowness in "Cold Lazarus".



9. Yes, I still have a printed thesaurus, although I use a digital one more often.


10. Tool of the trade.


11. Glass-headed pins don't melt under the iron.

Huh. Eleven yellow/gold things.



Comments

[hummingfly67.livejournal.com]

I have no "yellow" icons, so random icon is random...and making me crave.

I LOVE gummy bears.

As soon as I saw the word "yellow", bananas popped in my head, but I was stuck on what else...mmmm, Vala. CB/Vala/Aeryn should be in all picspams!

[campylobacter.livejournal.com]

Your icon is making me raid our fridge; it's strawberry season here, and we've been nomming them for a couple weeks now.

I hereby declare it LAW that every picspam include CB/Vala/Aeryn.

Unfortunately, I'm too lazy to enforce it, and prone to be lenient if the picspam also has other distracting hot guys & chicas in it.

[ivanolix.livejournal.com]

THESAURUS! That book has saved my life on more than one occasion—metaphorically speaking. Although for laziness' sake, I often just stick to a digital copy, despite the way that the smell of books prompts me to write.

[campylobacter.livejournal.com]

True, a print thesaurus is kinda relegated to "bathroom" reading, where it jogs my memory or reminds me of a word I haven't used in forever.