Monday Meme

Wow, it's the start of week 3 of school and work already.  Time is flying by so quickly already!  There always seems to be at least one class I dislike, and this semester is no exception.  Hopefully it'll get better.  It's not awful, it's just really, really, really boring so far.

On the bright side, I did get around to visiting some of you last week!  Not just once, but twice!!!  

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Took this from here.  

1.  When you gaze out your window - real or figurative - do you see the forest first, or the trees?

If I were to look out my window, I'd see the forest first.  But as time went on and I continued to look out the window each day, I'd start to see the individual trees.  I'd begin to notice how they were all the same in structure, yet each one had it's own unique qualities.  Which would you see first?

2.  Do you squeeze the toothpaste from the top, middle, or bottom?  

Growing up, I was always taught to squeeze from the bottom and roll it up as the bottom portion started to become empty.  Now that I'm out on my own though, I just kind of squeeze from wherever.  

3.  Describe your outfit today, the one you wore out in public (to work, or shopping, or the gym, or wherever).  

I'm wearing an old shirt that I got from the See Spot Walk dog walk my boys and I participated in a few years ago.  It's white and long sleeved, with the logo on the front and the list of company supporters on the back.  

I'm also wearing jeans, and my grayish/silverish boots that I've gotten several compliments on.  And of course, there's also undies, a bra, and socks.  Oh, and a watch, gold chain and heart shaped ring.

4.  Show and tell.  What comes to mind first when you see this picture?  Or tell a story if it reminds you of one.  

My first impression was maybe that the lady was flossing her teeth.  It's labeled impro-melesse though, which Google says is the name of a French improvisational troupe.  I've linked to their blog for anyone who might be interested in learning more about them, but be advised that it's in French.