

I've always liked yellow; its bright, clean look, and how you can almost hear the color trying to mellow even your toughest day. And it's the eye's seasonal alarm clock, reminding us that things are about to change. Yellow daffodils and bright
forsythias
signal that it's time to put away the skis and rock salt-- spring is
here. That was six months ago, and today the almost electric yellow
maple and
gingko trees are gently prodding us once again to take down the porch swing and button up for winter's hibernation.

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Yellow shines with optimism, enlightenment, and
happiness. Shades of golden yellow carry the promise of a positive
future. Yellow will advance from surrounding colors and instill optimism
and energy as well as spark creative thoughts. From http://www.squidoo.co/allaboutyellow
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