A Touch of Pink for Pink October

This morning I had my second to last Hydrotherapy class. I am going to miss it so much as it has been really good for getting my legs moving better. After class I had to get a few things from the mall and also look for a fascinator for the races. I really wanted to get one with a little orange in. Sadly I couldn't find any, black it had to be. I have been wearing my other fascinator each year now for over 10 years so it was time for a new one.

When I got home I found the doctor still hadn't got back to me with the results of my xray, so I called the surgery. I was told the doctor had texted me, two days ago, but I never received it. Nothing showed up on the xray which I am pleased about in some ways as I was a bit worried it may have shown up some arthritis... I didn't want that!  I am still in pain when I am going and up and down stairs and was told to wait another two weeks and if it was no better they would refer me to a specialist. Do hope it gets better, but I am not counting on it!

This lovely blue iris is in neighbour's rock garden and looks so beautiful just now. The magenta pink flower is a Ixia, pronounced Ik-see-uh. Because we didn't have any sun today the flowers didn't open up of lxia which is a pity as they are so pretty. I was going to use the lixa for my blip today but thought this iris looked so pretty all in blue.

The Colour Blue
This colour is one of trust, honesty and loyalty. It is sincere, reserved and quiet, and doesn't like to make a fuss or draw attention. It hates confrontation, and likes to do things in its own way.

From a colour psychology perspective, blue is reliable and responsible.
This colour exhibits an inner security and confidence.

You can rely on it to take control and do the right thing in difficult times.
It has a need for order and direction in its life, including its living and work spaces.
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