Blue, Brown or Green?

interesting connection

Blue is neutral, Brown is live, green is earth! 

blue

No, it doesn't bother her at all. She is very strong-minded in general.

I'm told that I stare and come across as very intense. I remember features of someone's face but not how it all fits together. I remember hair colour, eye colour (sometimes), skin colour, and whether they wear glasses, but I still might not recognise people if they don't have a feature that stands out. 

I'm grateful for people with wonky noses or large ears or no chin. The quirky are a godsend because they are memorable. 

Does it bother your daughter or does she enjoy her uniqueness?

Light conditions can have big effect on eye colour. In general lighting conditions my eyes appear a fairly dark brown, but on very sunny days, or in strong artificial light, the central part of the irides are a yellowish-brown while the outer are an olive green. One of my daughters has sectorial heterochromia, her right eye is brown, while her left eye is brown except for the quarter at the bottom, which is blue, the transition between the colours is very sharp.

That's pretty much how my eyes work too.

Same here, or sometimes green. 

I am the same, Mrs Snooks. I have a favourite nose type—and sometimes I find myself staring at someone's nose.

I have to admit I never really look at eyes. But I have a thing for noses... and I like all types. No laughing. 

I have blue eyes that seem to change shades with the weather (grey-blue on cloudy days, clear blue on bright days).

I love it when people's eyes are striking somehow, like flecks of different shades or vibrantly coloured or even mismatched. 

Brown or hazel.