Assignment: What Color Are You?


           I describe myself as the color blue. Blue is a reserved color, just like me. When people first me, I am super shy and seemgly unfriendly. But as you get to know me, you start to see the different sides of me or hues, if you will. Lighter versions of blue represent a sweeter, big sister-like side of me. The darker you go, the wilder or crazier I get and only really close friends have seen this side of me. The darkest this color goes represents the side of me that is super serious and fiercer side that sees something she wants and goes for it.

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