What do chocolate, cotton candy pink, sky blue, kiwi green and orange have in common? Sounds like the making of a stomach ache if you eat them together but if you looking to find the hottest colors for 2006, you won't be able to get enough of them!
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The origin of hat-wearing goes as far back as primitive man. Historical evidence reveals some forms of head covering was used for protection against the elements, weapons and falling objects, often pelts or animal skins. Throughout early Egypt, Rome and Greece, the hat was worn as a symbol of distinction or a mark of rank. It is a commonly embraced belief that felt, the most common material used in hat making, was originally discovered by the nomadic tribes of Asia who were known to have used felted sheep's wool for making tents and clothing.
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There is a Zen concept that states; a butterfly can flap its wings in Beijing and it rains in New York City. While seeming strange to our western sensibility, the thought implies that everyone and everything in our world is in some way linked and every action and effort has consequence elsewhere.
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