Miguel may be on to an important piece of missing info in the original
question. What color were the daughter's eyes. My own hazel/green do
seem to change color as do my the eyes of my sisters who are also
hazel/green. But I haven't noticed apparent changes in my son and other
sisters who have brown eyes or my husband and daughter who have blue.
Perhaps the apparent change is due to pupil size in people whose eye
color is lighter nearer the pupil. Also don't intense moods change pupil
size?
Just speculating on a sample of 9.
Miguel Roig wrote
>)? It's just that .... uhm ... I hate to admit it but, my 4-year old
>daughter's hazel-greenish eyes do _appear_ (I SAID APPEAR, ok?)
>lighter on some
>days.
>
>I realize that, as Stephen suggests, the pigment itself is unlikely to
>change
>in a short time, but ... her eyes do look lighter on some days. It
>has to be
>due to variations in viewing conditions. It has to!
Ann Calhoun-Sauls
Psychology Department
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont, NC 28012
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