Can YOU See All The Colors of the Rainbow?

Colorblindness runs thick in my family; both my maternal and paternal grandfathers and my brother are affected. So when I saw a link to this colorblindness test online, and I decided to check it out. 


When you first arrive at the website, here's what you'll find:

You are instructed to drag and drop the colors in hue order. The first few moves were pretty simple for me, but they became increasingly difficult as time went on.

Here are my results; I scored a 16. Not great, but not awful!

This was my favorite part! The program finally shows you where you had the biggest problems differentiating colors. Mine were in the teal-blue-purple-pink colors on the right-hand side of the spectrum. Interesting.

You should check it out! It doesn't take too long and it's really interesting! 

Here's the link again: Colorblindness test.

Thankful for all the beautiful colors,

#10: Sleepy Eyes and a Sunrise

This morning, I headed home from vacation way early (like woke up at 5am and left at 6am early!). Even though my tired self was dragging and sleepy, I remembered to snap a few photos of the beautiful sunrise. Well, I was driving, so John took most of the photos, but the point is that they were taken as proof that I completed #10 on my Summer 2012 Wish List!

This is just an amazing shot, what with the window glare and the rear-view mirror...breathtaking, really. ;) (The sunrise is pretty!)

Clearly, it was early. I look like it's the first time I've seen a road and John is struggling to wake up.

If only the Kangaroo sign were a little to the left or the right... 

Although capturing a sunrise while flying down the highway at 70mph proved to be more than a little difficult, I'm pleased that I was up early enough to watch the sun a-risin'. Cross that one off the list!

Anyone else seen a beautiful sunrise lately? It's worth it!

~B