The color red is the color of energy, passion and action.
The color red can stimulate the appetite and food cravings, often being used in restaurants for this purpose.*
All over the world I kept seeing the same red and white heart logo, but the name would change depending on where we were. So I started collecting photos…
Let’s take a quiz just for fun. Match which country goes with each brand name (some brands are used in more than one country.)
The choices are Romania, Thailand, Ecuador, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Spain, Colombia, Portugal, UK, and Hungary. (Answers below.)
At its most positive level, the color red creates life with its energy. At its negative level it expresses anger and aggression.*

Red touring car in Prague. Red is energizing. It excites the emotions and motivates us to take action.* Although it did not motivate us to hire this car!

An Edinburgh Joke Shop that may have inspired Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.
Being surrounded by too much of the color red can cause us to become irritated, agitated and ultimately angry. Too little and we become cautious, manipulative and fearful.*
Thank you, dear readers, for being on the receiving end of this newsletter each week. I’ve appreciated hearing how many of you have been quietly reading and following along. Thank you for your kind comments and support! I plan to keep posting because I am still traveling – presently in the Pacific Northwest – and planning travel as well!
Whether you are an armchair traveler, a wannabe traveler, or a travel addict like me — Happy Travels until next time, when I – Meet You in the Morning!

Red candles in front of the Paris consulate in Split, Croatia to memorialize the victims of the Paris terrorist bombings.
*According to the Psycology of Color (http://www.empower-yourself-with-color-psychology.com/color-red.html)
(Quiz Answers: #1 Romania and Hungary; #2 Portugal, #3 UK, #4 Thailand and Bosnia, #5 Ecuador and Colombia, #6 Spain)
Very nice post. I like red, too! I didn’t get all the answers right. I’m sure I’ve seen the same ice cream sign here in Greece. I’ll try to take a photo…..
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Yes, I’d be curious to know what it’s called in Greece. I look forward to that!
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