Birthday Color 366

For someone you love

Birthday messages for the one you cheer for

There is no rule about how much to write to the one you cheer for. Put the color name and the color word in it, and the feeling comes through on its own.

Start with the plain ones

Straightforward lines first. Pick the one that sounds like you.

  • Happy birthday. I have been thinking of you all day, and I still cannot put it into words. Thank you for being here.

  • Happy birthday. I have played that one moment on the stage back in my head a hundred times.

  • Happy birthday. Every time the song comes on, I feel the same thing I felt the first time.

  • Happy birthday. Looking forward to the next stage, and to seeing you there.

A color word for the one you cheer for

Each line quotes the color word assigned to that birthday color, the same word shown on the day page.

By color family

The two lines in one color family carry different amounts of heat. The first is for a post or a comment, the second is short enough for a card or a signature.

Red

Orange

Yellow

  • Yanagicha is a bright color. May the talent keep shining where everyone can see it.

  • Olive Green is bright, with a little space left in it. May the space fill up.

Green

Teal

  • Azure Blue is a deep blue green. Every song gives me a sense of where the next step is.

  • Turquoise is like a spring that never runs dry. Thank you for the endless supply.

Blue

  • Aofujiiro is the color of an anchor. The hour I wait for you is the one I look forward to most.

  • Chalk Blue is the safest color to come back to, whichever day it is.

Purple

  • Egg Plant is the color of evening. The hour the song starts is the hour I wait for.

  • Shoubuiro is a color for the quiet part of the evening. Thanks for today.

Pink

Grayscale

  • Nezumiiro is a quiet gray, like the shadow of a pencil. Even the small things leave a mark.

  • Pale Mist White is like glass with a little frost on it. May the view stay clear.

Other relationships

  • For a friend
  • For a partner
  • For family
  • For a colleague

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Questions

Is the color word taken from the birthday color of that day?

Yes. The word in the message is the color word assigned to the color of that day, the same one shown in the Color words and personality section of the day page.

How much should I write to the one I cheer for?

As much as you want to say. These lines exist so you can put the feeling into words without starting from a blank page.

Can I use them for a post or a comment?

Yes. The first line in each color family fits a post or a comment, and the second one is short enough for a card or a signature.

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