The biggest problem I'm having is when I try to practice my goofy faces it's coming back looking too serious.

Which is causing me serious communications issues with some apparently overly serious peoples.

Actually I much appreciate the very helpful intentions.  

Daryl likes monkeys.

Beagle


Daryl and Mike like monkeys.

There. All fixed!

Mike

Mike is a monkey fan

...however, I'm not sure if he's been over to hear some cheeky monkeys over in the song forum?

Well I thought you were a carney that maintained the House Of Mirrors
and was looking to screw things up before you left.

 Just a probably worthless FYI. When I was involved with A/V equipment I learned that the way to test a really good mirror is to put an object right on the mirror  like say an ink pen. If the reflection of the pen tip looks like it is directly touching the surface of the real pen you have a good mirror. If the reflection looks like it is standing slightly off from the real pen then you have a cheaper mirror. In A/V work the mirrors reflecting off of other mirrors and lenses need to be very precise.

  I'm sorry I can't help you with the facial expression problem. I think I suffer from the same condition;)