A Selection of Voices.

Three of my oldest mates are so similar in personality but their voices are so different. Each one is a totally different colour and means something completely different. All of my girls are lovely, funny, beautiful girls. So, these are their voices...

First friend: she has a voice that is like a ribbon. It's darker on the outside than it is on the inside. Her voice is a yellowish-cream sort of colour. It's really light and it shimmers. The colour is like the colour of masking-tape except a bit more yellow and a bit more cream and shiny. The outside of it is a darker more mustardy yellow. Not like the stuff you get out a bottle, but the posh stuff you get in really fancy restaurants. The colour is like a child. It is full of life and loves to get into trouble and it adores being able to do what it wants. It is like the baby of all the colours in a way. It's cute and troublesome. It always gets mixed up with other colours that will show up on it, but after a while of it being on its own, the other colours fade and it goes back to that cute shade. I'm not sure that it really suits her fully. But who knows? She is mysterious!

My other friend has a voice that is a really royal red. It is like the sort of red you'd expect only someone with an awful lot of money to wear. It is a colour to be admired It is smart, loyal, beautiful and clever. The shade is rich. I can't really describe the shade. It is dark, maybe a bit like burgundy, but if it was to be compared to burgundy it would be mixed with a bright, scarlet, rubyish red. It is such a smart colour and if I were to personify it, it would be a well dressed young woman who was full of life and love but would come across as a cold, sour-faced, trout like person. My friend is the secret side of the red. She wears her heart on her sleeves and she is always up for anything. Never seen the trout-women in her. Ever. But like the rich, smart, posh red, she is: loyal, beautiful and clever.

My next friend has a soft blue voice with a hint of green in it. The blue is like a softer version of the blue on 'crayola' colouring pencils. You know, the lighter blue you get in the standard set of twelve, and when you shade with it really lightly you almost get the shade of her voice. Except it is the tiniest bit more blue. The green hints that swirl in and out are a grassy sort of green. Like the colour of the grass when it first comes up. That fresh green. The blue means calm and spaced out. A bit like a stereotypical hippy on drugs. That kind of 'zoned out' calm. But this particular shade of green is a pretty 'mad' green. It is full of life and like thousands upon thousands of tiny bubbles popping and bouncing around everywhere. The shade has the same effect as brushing your teeth or something. It is refreshing and new. My mate, she is shy but when you get to know her... she is mad as a box of crickets. It is a little little like her voice, but the green bubbly side is more noticeable in her voice.

Another has a voice like the colour of lavender. It is a bit more purple but still has the same intensity. It has tiny, tiny, silver sparkles in it also. The silver means happiness, and the fact that they are so small little sparkles and the fact that they are scattered reflect her. She is a happy person and loves life to its full. She loves God and is happy to have Him in her heart. The silver sparkles reflect that side of her beautifully. The lavender, because it is with the silver, shows a mother figure. It is the most caring shade out of all the colours. It is warm, comforting and happy. Again, if I were to personify the colour, she would be a stay at home mum who would care for her family and always be busy trying to make sure that her whole family was okay and had everything that they needed. My friend is definitely caring and everything. It is such a lovely shade and is probably the main reason I wanted to be friends with her and the more I got to know her, the more thought "hey, this colour really suits you!" She is a fab person.

The fifth girl has a post all to her own because she just does. These are ma' girls. And they are awesome!