Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Welcome, all. The Scoobies are here again, bringing their particular brand of fun to help you over the midweek hump. Dan Antion gave us a challenge to use pairs from the old “Crayola Crayons Box of 8,” for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge (CFFC). Always a mystery-solving duo, the Scoobies and spent the day looking around the house for clues to find things that paired hues from those eight colors.
Now, I have to hand this post over to the Scoobies.
Daphne: Look! I found yellow and blue together in our old rug.
Velma: Yeah, but there’s also magenta, and chartreuse, and every other color. It has more than a pair. Does that matter? Besides… How did you get that rug out, Daphne? I thought Yummy Human took it away.
Daphne: Ahh, Grasshopper. Have faith in your sensi. It’s the magic of the computer, Velma. And I’m calling this part of the rug “yellow and blue.” I found the first pair of colors. So there.
Velma: (SNORTS) You aren’t my sensi and you dog-on sure aren’t the boss of me. I always get the upper paw with you. But that said, okay… I’ll give it to you. Hang on. Where are you going now? The kitchen? You haven’t already found another color pair have you? That’s not fair!
Daphne: I found red and yellow. Oh, I love this rug…
Velma: Once again, there are other colors besides yellow mixed with the red…
Velma: Alright then… If you’re going to play it fast and loose, I just found black and blue in the bench cover. And going for doubles, I found pink and yellow in it too.
Daphne: Pink isn’t one of the eight colors. Follow instructions, and listen to your sensi. Oh-oh… I think I might have made her mad…
Daphne: Whaaah! I give you my cat-fu kick.
Velma: Oh phleeeze Daphne. You know you’re no match for me. Hai-yah!
What’s going on in there, Scoobies?
Daphne: Uh… nothing, Yummy! Hey, I just found blue and orange.
Velma: There’s only one color there, Daphne. There’s no orange, just a blue cloth. You’re really bending rules.
Daphne: We’re orange, silly. Hey, where’re you going? To the ceiling? Are you still hissed-off?
Velma: Bettcha can’t get up here! I found light green and light brown.
Daphne: I found red and green, and it’s delicious. Ummm… basil.
Velma: That’s a matter of taste. Wait, we haven’t found anything paired with purple yet. If we want to get bonus points from Uncle Dan for finding all the pairs, then our quest isn’t finished yet. Yummy Human? Have you got a purple and yellow scarf? A purple and blue dish? Green and purple socks, maybe? We need something with purple.
No, Velma… give me a second to do some Night Cafe magic… … Here ya go. A purr-fect purple and green.
Velma: Excellent, Yummy. Yes, we’re the queens of the castle! I love the green gown you gave me.
Daphne: Oooh that’s a purr-fect shade of purple. … but I think I should wear the green. It goes better with my eyes.
Velma: We both have exactly the same color of eyes, Daphne. Hey, Yummy Human — did we find enough color pairs to get the bonus points?
Scoobies, I honestly don’t know. I’ve completely lost track. I’m not even certain that we got the pairs concept right. Now, don’t look sad. The bonus points are just fun, you can’t do anything with them. Tell you what — I’ll give you bonus treats. Yes, I thought you’d like that. Scoobies, you did great work.
Thanks for visiting, everyone. Friendly comments are welcome. Hugs.
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