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Pink Lover ♥

Somewhere Somehow every girl LOVES pink♥
The day she is born all her mother can think of is how lovely the baby girl will look in a cute little pink baby frock and how pretty her PINK room will be.Pink is like the default GIRL color. Every girl owns atleast SOMETHING pink either in her wardrobe,among her stationary,her lingerie,her make-up,her bags or even the BUBBLEGUM she chews!
I must add my dad is one of those very few men who look amazing in this vibrant pink and oh! how can I forget hot pink lipstick? it looks LIP-SMACKING!
I personally think pink is an amazingly vibrant color.
The color fills with me some sort of joy i absolutely cannot explain.Its like this rush of happiness in me when I set eyes on the colour.
Any shade would make my day especially if its sparkly.
Hot pink is one of my favourite colours.Makes my eyes twinkle with joy.
But its ironic how I've never like or fancied the nickname PINKY for a girl child. It doesn make sense to me.
I've always dreamt of having a pink room and someday I hopefully will :)
I love when the sky turns pink which happens very rarely and especially at hill stations.The beauty of nature at that point of time enthralls me.It's magnificent.
Well I'm sort of obsessed with the colour so please forgive me! :P
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