On Fri, 4 Oct 2002, Brad Dobo wrote: > I don't know any really really red 'heads', no good place here for
Dye! > sunrise/sunset unless you get red in the clouds? A red traffic signal is http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=1001734&size=md (Hope that's actually my picture, as I just typed the URL and may have borken it) Anyways, there's every warm colour imaginable in a nice sunset... Unfortuantly, that's the nicest one I've been able to catch, thus far. > dangerous and too small :) BUT, red barns IS a good idea. Thanks!! I only > remember seeing bleached unpainted wood barns around here, but a nice drive > through the country may be nice. Apples? Na, but I could paint it red :) Wine. Several wines gives you a spectrum of colours, too. Then you can drink them when you're done.. And does it have to actually BE the colour red? Red has other meanings, as well. The colour of revolution, so see if you can find something to do with boxing day (or whatever the Canadian indepenece day is, if that's wrong), or protesting or something. Red is anger, find something that inspires anger or is a tool of anger, a remnant of anger: broken things, boxing gloves (which are, of course, red as well), etc. And, if you want to be a smart aleck, a book. When she asks you HOW a book is red, tell her you've loved that book, and its been "read" several times over now. I missed the beginning of the thread, so maybe you don't have the ability to be a bit more creative than finding red things, but if so, take advantage of it. -- http://www.infotainment.org "The destructive character is cheerful." - Walter Benjamin
