My favorite color was sky blue. Just about anything in between sea green and cerulean counted as my favorite part of the visible electromagnetic spectrum. As a child, I would call it turquoise, but I would come to realize Crayola's turquoise colored pencil was actually closer to cyan, or sky blue. Then I discovered RGB #0CAFFF. 758Please respect copyright.PENANAAgWPAeXEo3
This is the story of what this color means to me.758Please respect copyright.PENANAKTcRIhj0Y9
This is what it looks like. A blue that has a background with me. In robotics, we used C++ to program robots to move around mazes. Just so happened the robots had a little LED on them, and they could flash lights whenever you wanted them to. One of these places was when the robots turned corners. 758Please respect copyright.PENANAdA5dyp4bEQ
My partner in robotics was this very, very funny person. For the sake of everyone's anonymity, I'll call this kind person J. I'll be S. Now J was a great person, and S fancied J. J fancied S, a little, too, but S didn't know at the time. 758Please respect copyright.PENANAmQRLrYVDe6
"What's your favorite color?" S asked.758Please respect copyright.PENANA7WdliABFzt
S pointed at the screen. "I need to pick an ending color for the robot."758Please respect copyright.PENANAP7PU3JqihF
"My favorite color is cyan," J said. 758Please respect copyright.PENANAHYEDmWRwem
S brought up the robot diagnostic program and navigated to the color picker. After fiddling with the RGB hex code, S came upon a light sky blue sort of color. "How's that?" S asked. 758Please respect copyright.PENANAKZkApBMD5s
"Um, how about this?" J suggested. J changed the dials a bit and they both watched the LED on the robot go from a pale sky blue to the deep light blue of #0CAFFF. 758Please respect copyright.PENANABpuPbrp8LF
Simple story. One color. 758Please respect copyright.PENANArq5mM6jTM4