The phrase, "being in the pink" is generally used
when referring to being in good health. Therefore "being in the pink"
is something most people aim for. A little boy in the pharmacy told me his
grandfather had "Pinkinson's"! and so began my fondness of this colour.
I was horrified to learn that in marking Parkinson's Awareness Day back in
April, that many support groups wore grey T-shirts showing unity in our cause.
I'm sorry, but grey seems such a dull colour to represent Parkinson's. I know
that pink is generally the colour used to signify breast cancer, but I'm sure together
we can share this colour. I seemed to have adopted the colour pink recently as
its cheerful brightness brings a smile to my face. My husband tolerantly puts
up with this change in style, although I have refrained from
"pinking" our bedroom, at least for now anyway! I had to laugh when I
saw a music video about a pink tractor. Take a look at this clip, I hope it'll make you smile too!
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