Quote by Whoopi Goldberg

I used my imagination to make the grass whatever color I wanted it to be.

I used my imagination to make the grass whatever color I wan

Summary

This quote suggests the power of imaginative thinking and the ability to shape reality through mental visualization. It implies that the speaker employs their imagination to perceive and experience the world in a way that suits their desires or preferences. By suggesting that they can manipulate the color of grass at will, it emphasizes the limitless potentials of the imagination and highlights the idea that one's perspective and interpretation of reality can be shaped by their own thoughts and creativity.

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Imagination

By Whoopi Goldberg

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