Oddly, when I was growing up, I associated colors with letters (not the
whole alphabet, but some), numbers, and the days of the week. I've forgotten
most of them now; I know Thursday was brown, and I think Wednesday was
green. Tuesday might have been blue.
The NY Times ran an interesting article a year or so ago about synaesthesia,
and the scientific debate over whether it was a "real" (physical) condition
or merely psychological. I tend to agree with the view that it may be
something we're hard-wired for, but gradually lose the ability as we grow
up, given that I have strong synaesthetic memories from childhood but very
few such experiences now.
-Philip
quoted 2 lines Nabokov, for example, associated or saw colors=20>> Nabokov, for example, associated or saw colors=20
>>for each letter of the alphabet,=20quoted 12 lines hahahaha.... so do I!>hahahaha.... so do I!
>A =3D red
>B =3D blue
>C =3D yellow
>D =3D green
>E =3D blue
>F =3D brown
>G =3D black
>H =3D pink
>I =3D white
>J =3D light green
>K =3D yellow