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Same here. The months have colors, too:
Years, according to placement in decades:
Although the color matching is completely different from mine, it's interesting to know that this kind of trait is not totally uncommon. Any guess about what's originating it?
If you're like me, you played with cube blocks as a child with colored numbers on them. I wonder how we'd go about testing that hypothesis.
I honestly don't remember, but it's definitely a possibility. About testing this hypothesys... well we could create an army of baby clones and when they grow up we can still use them to conquer the world ;)
There are seasonal aspects -- the whitish grays and grayish whites of winter and the foliage red of October. And in 2009 I wore a lot of electric pink in my wardrobe. But these examples don't feel at all like robust evidence, so I guess my answer is no.