Surely a blog can’t be a blog without one post with that title. Dedicated to – you guessed it, astute reader – absolutely nothing.
So here’s mine.
I like confusing Lolly by asking her to check what colour my eyes are. She struggles with the request… Brown? Green… blue? Sometimes they’re all three at once, depending what I’m wearing. Mostly she just stands and stares, frowning.
Steve says I have rust coloured eyes. Rust. How romantic. I suppose it’s better than saying they’re poo-coloured.
He did that.
Once.
The usual thing I say (whenever I’m answering something that asks the colour of your eyes) is green hazel. Seems the most fitting.
They say you can tell a lot from the colour of the eyes. I know, energetically speaking, certain physical sensations or presentations can denote different things to look at within the current state of one’s psyche. But I’m not so good at understanding colours of the eyes and how they can identify health issues.
Do you have run-of-the-mill coloured eyes? Should I see a doctor? Anyone know a good iridologist? Maybe it really is poo…
My eyes are a bit like yours!!!
Dark blue circle on the outside then a blue/green with brown around my pupil.
Siblings all the sameish.
My Dad has dark, dark brown eyes and my mums are blue!
I think it just means were weirdos with pretty eyes.
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I’ll go along with that! Both my parents’ eyes are hazel. I… think.
Love your beautiful eyes.
My hubby has the same colour thing going as you….cant really pin point the colour.Hazel,bluey green.
So I say you are unique and special.x
Making note…. “unique and special”. Right. I’m going to tell Steve that’s what he needs to describe mine as!
Isn’t eye colour an interesting thing?
You do have beautiful eyes, if you really want to see poo-brown eyes, then look deep into mine. They complement nicely my mousey hair. I’m feeling all kinds of gorgeous today, might have something to do with the trackies I’m rocking
Oh, mate. I know what you’re saying! Trust me, the first thing people notice about me, I’m sure, is NOT my eyes. It’s probably the dishevelled bird’s nest on my head or “wasn’t she wearing that yesterday… and the day before?” Oh yeah, I’m all kinds of gorgeous.
Wow. Your eyes are amazing. I have eye envy. Mine are run-of-the-mill boring brown. I’d much rather have amzing eyes like yours.
Want to swap (mine come with free spectacles)?
Yeh but… it can make you look a bit crazy, I warn you. Or, hang on, wait. That could just be me. And they don’t always look like this. I have to be gazing into a bright light, wearing light colours. They are bizarre eyes, in that they actually change depending what I’m wearing. Kinda like the hypercolour t-shirt.
I’ve never seen eyes with so many different colours before, they’re very pretty. Does Lolly have your eyes?
My own eyes are light brown most of the time, green tinged if I’m unwell or if I’ve been crying. My daughters both have hazel, one a greeny hazel, the other a grey hazel. The green eyed one had brown like me right through childhood, they changed when she was mid teens. One son has brown eyes, the other blue.
I think your eyes are georgous – mine are different colours,one blue, one green which is incredibly confusing when the ‘what colour are your eyes’ question comes up!
That is so amazing! I think eye colour is so interesting. I can imagine it’d be difficult for you on official documents, hey!
My sister’s eyes are similar but more brown than green. We called it cat’s eyes when we were little.
Your eyes are gorgeous!
Rhonda, I think green eyes are so amazing. They are probably the most interesting, to me. They can seem almost irridescent. All eyes are beautiful
Your eyes are so interesting close up! But I don’t think it’s colour that determines stuff in iridology- isn’t it (any dots) and shapes that emanate from the pupil? In which case yours are REALLY interesting!
According to what I was told I always thought I had blonde hair and blue eyes- until MY Mr Romantic downgraded it to GREY eyes and SANDY hair! :/
Ha! Doesn’t quite sound the same, does it? Someone on Facebook offered that I had Kakadu eyes (like one of those pools in the outback with the brilliant colours) when really, day to day, especially at night or on cloudy days, they’re more like murky frog ponds. Without a filter.