I've overheard him talking to the security guard while he lets his dog poop on the tiny strip of grass in front of the building. I sometimes wonder if his dog understands the change in master-servant status that happens when a human reaches down and scoops up dog poop in a plastic baggy. I wonder if the dog realizes what a great gig that is. But, I digress. As soon as our eyes can see, we are learning and absorbing information.
Color is everywhere.
It is in everything. It becomes so ingrained in our daily existence that we often take it for granted and forget to look at it. Schools are painted a specific, institutional green so we aren't distracted by the walls and can concentrate on our work. Highway lines are painted white or yellow on black or just the opposite, to affect the greatest amount of contrast so we don't cross them and kill ourselves. When I graduated college, I received my minor in psychology.