> > In parts of Florida, pink house are fairly common and look almost normal.
> > Howard
>
> In Santa Maria, a city located in the Santa Maria Valley, California, formerly known as Central City (loooooong time ago) there is a purple house. And when I say purple house, I don't just mean the garage, and the front door, and the shutters, but the WHOLE golldarned thing is purple: garage, doors, window frames, roof, siding, porch, railings, curtains, fences, etc. Pretty much anything you can see from the outside is some shade of purple. I haven't been inside, but suppposedly it is all purple, too. People come from miles (yes, really, miles...maybe not many, but miles) around just to drive by. My grandma always wants to drive by, even though she's seen it millions of times.
> It's like a celebrity house.
> So anyways, it's not common, nor does it look fairly normal.
>
> -flying"and no, I wasn't around when it was called Central City"cats

On bike trip two summers ago, we spent the afternoon after the shortest day of biking at what we affectionately called the Barbie House. Huge house, pool in the back yard and all. Painted pure white, with teal and purple and pink trim. It really looked more like DreamBuilders, if anyone remembers those... rather amusing house, really.

Ki"didn't look like it on the inside, though..."ki