I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Okay, so today I'm going to start a new series on two colors.

So I've done single colors before, but I've not done two colors.

So I'm going to talk through each of the two color pairs.

In the past, I've talked a little bit about the guilds, if you will. each of the two color pairs.

In the past, I've talked a little bit about the guilds, if you will.

This is a little more general, talking about each of the color pairs,

why the colors get along, why they don't, and stuff like that.

So I'm going to walk through each of the potential.

I'm just going to explain exactly what, I mean, today is white blue. What is white blue all about? Okay. So when I did an article on the guilds, so I'm going to

use a similar structure to that, although I'm going to be talking more generically about the

color pairs and not specifically theically about the color pairs and not

specifically the guild of the color pairs. Okay, so the first question is, what do the colors

have in common? So the way to understand what colors have in common is to look at their shared

enemy. Okay, so for white and blue, who is their shared enemy? Well, their shared enemy is

red.

And so one of the things that I think that you can understand what do white blue have in common

is kind of, well, what is red about?

Because white and blue in many ways, their combination represents opposite of their shared

enemy red.

Okay. So red is all about following enemy red. Okay.

So red is all about following your emotion, being impulsive, doing what, you know,

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