Okay, I'm pulling out of the parking lot. Wait, what? What? Well, today, my daughter forgot something and I had to go to school and drop it off. So I'm starting my podcast today in the parking lot of my daughter's school. But it's still time for drive to work. Luckily, I live about a minute away from my daughter's school, so I do not believe we'll

lose much time today on the podcast.

And if I'm in the heart of something, I'll sit in my program and finish it.

So I'll make sure you get your full drive-to-work worth of content.

But anyway, today I'm starting from Grand Ridge Elementary, my daughter's school,

slash son's school.

My younger twins, not my oldest one who previously went there, but now goes to middle school.

Okay.

Today's topic is going to be blue.

I started a one of many mega series talking about color philosophies.

The first one I did was white since I'm going in Woburg order.

So Woburg, for those that don't know, the order that we do cards in our files

is white, blue, black, red, green.

We call it WUBerg, since blue we represent the letter U.

Oh, real quickly.

Why do we do that?

I've talked about this in my column,

but for those that haven't heard me say it.

When we first, Richard made the cards, the problem was that black and blue both start with B.

So why not go to L then?

Well, land, which we used to...

Cardicose are used to signify the border, the kind of card it's on, until land has its own border. So L is for land.

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