> > But I think that only goes for physical pain. Emotional, spiritual pain I can remember the exact feeling of it in such excruciating detail that its like bringing back the situation all over again.
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> Yes, unfortunately I have to agree with you on that one.
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> > I'm a personal fan of rich, deep, dark, velvety, silky, smooth, cool, night-green.
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> Night-green? I'd love to see the nights where you come from. However, I do know exactly the colour you mean, allowing for the various things discussed in my original post. Is that the colour that is sort of night tree feeling and jasmine-smelling, and sounds a bit like a cello?
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> Brunnen-G


Yes. A near midnight-green is our favorite colour too. My husband has always called it "British Racing Green". My term for it is "Dark Forest Tea Green", but I avoid refering to it that way because he then calls it "Your Swamp Colour", which it's not.

This shade for me has a dewy, shimmering translucent feeling to it; at the same time it's deep... mysterious... cooling. Jasmine is a green tea, and so that haunting scent fits in perfectly alongside this colour; one that naturally blends itself stealthily into a deep-woods scene at dusk.

Wolfspirit