Why is the Sky Blue?

Why is the Sky Blue?

By Heidi Franz

The sky is blue because when the man in charge made the earth, he had used up the color green for the grass and the limes, purple for the exotic hippos, yellow for the bananas and the sun, brown for the dirt and our skin, pink for the flamingos and girly-girls, red for the roses and the hearts, black for the coal in the mine, orange for the oranges and mangos, gray for the owls of the night, peach for the peaches, chestnut for the horse, and so on and so on. When he had used up every single color to color something with, the guy in charge sat on an island in the Pacific Ocean and scratched his beard. What colors were left? He looked up to the blank sky, and it dawned on him. Blue! He had not used blue! Out of all the colors, he had not used blue to color a single object with. So he pointed his finger to the sky, and made the sky blue.

The End.