The Fankenstein Blog Challeeeengee!

Kind of a badass name, not gonna lie.
This challenge was put together by a friend of mine. It's made up of the severed bits of other challenges, and apparently exist as some sort of juicy, horrendous abomination of 30-day-challenge nature. To break it down:

Day 1: The Meaning Behind Your Blog Name
Day 2: Your First Love
Day 3: Something You're Afraid Of
Day 4: Your Nicknames
Day 5: Something You've Learned
Day 6: What's In Your Bag? Things You Don't Leave Your House Without
Day 7: Something That Stresses You Out
Day 8: Something You Could Never Get Tired Of Doing
Day 9: Things You Crave a Lot
Day 10: 10 Things You Want To Do Before You Die
Day 11: An Animal You'd Love To Have As a Pet
Day 12: Pet Peeves/OCD Habits
Day 13: Your Favorite Book(s)
Day 14: Your Favorite Song(s)
Day 15: Your Favorite Movie(s)
Day 16: Your Motto: Words You Live By
Day 17: Favorite Quotes
Day 18: Something You Want To Buy
Day 19: 3 Wishes
Day 20: List 20 of Your Favorite Things
Day 21: Your Dream House
Day 22: A Song Matching Your Mood
Day 23: A Photo Of Yourself From Three or More Years Ago
Day 24: A Bad Habit You Wish You Didn't Have
Day 25: Places You've Traveled To
Day 26: Favorite Super Hero(s)
Day 27: Songs You Listen To In Different Moods
Day 28: Something You Are Recently Proud Of
Day 29: Your Earliest Memory
Day 30: Things That Make You Think "What If I Had___Instead of___"

Some bits I like, some I dread. But overall it's the best one I've come upon. So here's

Day 1: The Meaning Behind Your Blog Name.
My blog name comes from the first H.P. Lovecraft story that I actually read. It's called "The Colour Out of Space". I like space, I like colors. But a whole new color that comes from the stars? There's a trip. However, this color does tend to cause insanity and suck the life from a family of innocent farmers. Go figure. Also, it may have become a sentient and sinister entity over time.

"The Colour Out of Space" is by no means my favorite Lovecraft tale. That spot's reserved for "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" followed closely by "the Call of Cthulu". But neither of  those really translated to a decent blog title.