Yellow Boundaries

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SURVIVAL 101: Get To Know the Boundaries First Happiness: it coincides with a smile. The stereotypical yellow smiley face emoji shows our excitement through a text. The round circled happy face outline kids draw for their homework assignment are always shaded yellow. Even the smiley face we put on the cartoon sun is yellow. But the fallen leaves on the ground are also yellow. The old expired, curdled milk has another thick light yellow exterior. So is yellow considered happy color or a sad color? Bees are partially yellow and are one of the leading allergies in the US alone and, although they do not kill very many, but are commonly referred to as “lethal animals”. They pollinate flowers, such as sunflowers coincidentally named because they …show more content…
Even with headlights flickering in the night, the yellow line provides direction and safety, much like the sun would when it is out in the daytime. The second we decide to cross the yellow line, everything stops. They seemed to have misread the yellow line. The brakes slam before impact, the driver closes his or her eyes to avoid the trauma and the passengers’ jaws drop. Yellow is not only a stand out color, but also has a variety of shades. Now the lightness of the yellow line is permanently darkened after such accidents due to the tread of the black tires screeching against the pavement, often also with a tint of deep iron red after the airbags …show more content…
These men who serve us serve with red, white and blue patriotism. When considering yellow, it does not have anything to do with firemen, army, policemen or any type of veteran. Yellow is one of three primary colors (red, yellow, and blue). It seems like the outcast and the stand out color like it is stereotyped to be. It’s too bright and the only colors that combine to make yellow are red and green. And even to make a bright yellow color, it would have to be bright shades of red and green. If the shades are not as bright, the mixture becomes a desaturated dark brown. Is that the color of happiness; the color of the
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