Too cute!

I actually love Rainbow Brite.  I am a little dismayed at the cartoon style, but of course I will try my best to give it a shot.

I am too. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad to see these classic cartoons being revived for a new generation but I don't like how all their animation styles have been completely revamped: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers, and My Little Pony (I know I'll probably in the minority for not liking the animation style of MLP: Friendship is Magic)

I have a lot of pets so going down the list:

Rocky- He is my 12 year old tabby cat. He and his 3 siblings were born after their mother (a stray) began going into labor on my parents' front porch when I was a junior in high school. His name came from the nickname of an old acquaintance I had run into at a concert.

Carly- She is my 12 year old longhaired, black and gray tabby. She's one of Rocky's sisters. She is named after a character on As the World Turns.

Faith- She is my 12 year old shorthaired, black and gray tabby. She is Rocky and Carly's sister. She is named after the Buffy the Vampire Slayer character.

Rusty- He is my 11 year old orange tabby. He was given to my family by some other family members who no longer wanted to have a cat around. His name comes from his color.

Munchie- She is 1 year old black and gray tabby who followed some neighboorhood kids down the road in front of my house one summer morning. The kids said they didn't know where she came from. She was only a few months old at the time. I took photos of her around town but no one claimed her, so I kept her. Her name comes from her being a tiny munchkin when she first arrived, although she's big now.

Iris- Iris is my 3 year old black German Shepherd. I had planned on getting a dog for a couple months prior and wanted to get one that came from the animal shelter I worked for. Since I work in a separate administrative/volunteer office in another part of town, I rarely see the dogs and cats in person. Well, one day I was cross-training at the shelter and got to meet Iris while I was there. I knew she was the dog for me and adopted her. Her name was given to her by shelter staff months before I met her.

I have wondered about synesthesia myself, particularly grapheme-color synesthesia. I've always associated each letter and number with a particular color or range of colors, but I don't actually see words broken down into colors or anything.

1. male, 20-29
2. No
3. No
3.5 Not yet, looking to start a collection.
4. No
5. Brony
6. No
7. No
8. No