Black and white are simply extreme versions of grey.
Butterfly Sand
Curiosity run amok . . .
Black and white are simply extreme versions of grey.
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That is my goal, mostly.
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50 shades of gray
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I like that!
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I never considered that! You are absolutely right…..as usual! If humans were gray, what a different society we would live in because gray is so neutral!
Ginger
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Then we would all look alike!
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I like this quip! So true.
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Thanks!
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Pam, I love this definition of gray!
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Thanks Karla!
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You’re so welcome! I’ve never been one of any extremes. I try very hard to operate in a way of seeing all angles ~which is why I write about the “middle” so much. Your definition gives a clearer picture of gray! I’ll not forget it! 🥰
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50 shades… and then some!
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To Infinity…
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Indeed!
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Haha, very good Pam 🤣 Here I was thinking I’d just dipped my brush in the wrong pot 😂
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Dipping can be fun… With the right brush!
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We need to understand the grey better.
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We really do…
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