Grey/gray; what's your association with it?

1) what’s left of my hair is grey

2) I have always thought that grey is a classier spelling than gray.

I. Elegant
2. Understated
My hub has mostly silver hair now and it looks like metal. It is so pretty. :)

Confederate States of America.

Fog is grey;
“Lost in a fog on such a grey day…”

Stone is gray

Ex’s nickname was Gray. My cousins always spelled it Grey.

Battleships and elephants.

Tea.
People / hair.
Weather.
Stones.
Then other things.

As for the feel of it, I tend to rather like both the color and the word. I often like grey weather, and grey stones, and other things that are grey. There’s something soothing about it for me.

Here’s my buddy “Bill”.
Grey=beautiful- just ask him.

Beautiful kitty!

@rebbel—He said, “Thanks”.

Mr. Jones.

@SavoirFaire I wanna be Bob Dylan :D

This

In the US, spelling it with an e is considered more upper class. I have no idea why. For that reason, I deliberately only spell it with an a.

Gray is a color I see very little of where I live.

My Jaguar is grey my Ford is gray.

Neither of your answers. I like the color grey when it has a little brown in it. That is the color of my car. In the sunlight it looks brown; in the shade it’s a nice gray color.

I associated grey with surnames. I know several.

The skies around Cleveland Ohio are usually gray. It’s depressing.

A song by Die Ärzte

To the many colourful threads on Fluther I always wanna bring that special touch of grey.

So begins another…

Modern decor.

Lots of my zumba clothing. Some of my pajamas.

Dark grey, or charcoal grey, I think of cars and suits.