No color really exists in a pure state. There are innumerable variations that influence how we perceive a particular hue. They are always affected by light, and the placement of one color next to another alters the way each is experienced by each individual. I think that the ultimate tragedy for me would be to loose my sight. If I couldn’t twist and tangle colors together anymore and be able to distinguish different hues, I would be at a huge loss.
TOMORROW WILL BE WORSE:
A witty and Misanthropic take on the everyday.
ABOUT LADY D.
Hello, and Welcome!
I am just another one of those cynical people who write to stave off their over-stuffed mind.
On this blog you will see an abundance of lists, suggested musical playlists, my bitching about pretty much everything, personal experiences being in retail hell and a restaurant slave, open letters to those who piss me off, some art and poetry, incessant posts where I try my damnedest to put the good things in perspective, and the horrible, yet witty tales of my determination of quitting smoking with little-to-no will power.
Cheers!
