Pink geranium in my garden.
Section of a Marlene Dumas painting. I love her work.
Handle of African sweep/brush thingie. I got it here.
The inside lining of my Couch Potato bag. Handmade. In South Africa.
My pink highlighter. I use it to "tick off" things in my moleskine diary. Oh, what a feeling of accomplishment - viewing all those pink stripes at the end of the day ...
The front cover of my online craft course journal. Observations on my daily life.
A pink scarf I own but have stopped wearing. The flowery bits fall off and I trail little fabric roses wherever I go ...
A pink net for fishing things out of rock pools. In shop window in Simons Town.
Wrapped pillar in Simons Town main street. This is where I had a cappuccino this morning. It was good.
Fake flower in front of The Meeting Place in Simons Town. Where I had the cappuccino. The leaves are real though ... The coffee too.
Fabric of cushion inside The Meeting Place.
6 comments:
Delightful pinkables!! I wonder why would a post be wrapped in pink- and then I came to my senses- "why not"? Pink is a colour of well being, or so they say in mental institutions which have gone from green to pink- also prisons...Pink is tender and
vulnerable, maybe that is why it is not considered a "male" colour.... I love pink food!
Cheers- thanks for the PINK!
Very pretty indeed! Love the diversity of the pictures...
I read somewhere that pink is appealing to people who are emotional and intuitive... I always worried about this as it was not a colour that appealed to me much (and I didn't like to think I was emotionally stunted or tooooo rational!) but I find lately I am quite drawn to it. I wonder if this means the above was wrong or I'm just mellowing?
wow! you really had a pink day. lovely sightings. and I think that you should trail little flowery bits everywhere you go.
I see that the grey clouds it has gone away. Very good. Also I like the pink color pillar and indeed I will now wrapped pink material on my front door of my apartiment. Can you think how nice! All doors here in this building are grey. Also I wear the pink dress for the picture in natashaclub and allready I have 2 email from men. And one in South Africa! Can you believe! His name is Jacob.
How lovely to see that the 'grey' has been replaced by yellow and pink! I once wore so much pink, it was like a basic colour in my wardrobe. I had cerise pink jackets, pants, shorts, shoes, handbag, earrings, etc! Now I don't ever wear pink, but I still LOVE looking at it!
linda sue - Mmmmm - I like pink cupcakes and prawns (which are pinkish), and rose champagne and pink marshmallows and those pink sugared almonds. So I guess I like pink food too!
kendalee - I am also not really a pink person - although I do have a pink dress (and that pink scarf!). I don't think one should go too much for those generalised categorisations. (Especially since my favourite colour is black, and that probably means I'm a witch or I am severely depressed, but hey, I am neither!)
curious girl - It was such a nice day - looking for pink! (I prefer though to trail real flowery bits rather than fake little flowers - fresh rose petals, or something like that, you know?)
svetlana - I hope the security police will approve of your pink door! (Let us know how Jacob turns out ...)
freshly found - I quite like seeing pink in interiors, now and then, although I don't have any myself. But I do sometimes long for a real girly kind of room with dresses against the wall and that kind of thing ...
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