Since we’re talking about “everyday experience”, mine is different. I routinely have a slight frown on my face if I’m not thinking about how my face looks. This

Since we’re talking about “everyday experience”, mine is different. I routinely have a slight frown on my face if I’m not thinking about how my face looks. This, combined with my thick mustache and beard, makes me look angry or even menacing at times. If I start to think about something abstract and my mind drifts off, I might be having a grand old time thinking about how to solve a problem or build something, but my face (since I’m not paying attention to it) will assume a frown. I am frequently asked by people, even folks who are close to me, if I’m feeling alright. At which point I realize I must be frowning and immediately smile and reassure them that I’m fine. And you know when my face is always frowning? If I’m running errands alone and walk into a store in my “on a mission” mindset. I might be buying myself a bunch of supplies for an exciting upcoming project, but I will probably still be outwardly frowning as I walk into a store.