Sharing is Caring: Day 2
Day 2: a picture
This recommendation took a lot of thought on my part---to the point where I started to overthink and had to pull myself back, lol. It's just, I don't normally recommend pictures to people. And I wanted what I recommended to be something not seen on the net or in a magazine every twenty seconds. So, finally, I chose this picture:
Why did I choose it? Well, first of all, it's from my all-time favorite show, La Femme Nikita ;) That, and it's more of a rare image/promo pic from the show; I just saw it for the first time last month, and I've been looking at LFN pics for...almost ten years (holy crap! I can't believe it's been that long). But ultimately I chose it because it defines La Femme Nikita. The entire show is about an everyday woman thrust into an impossible situation where she is told that killing has to become a part of her life. So she makes boundaries for herself. Sometimes she pushes herself to the edge, and once in a while she goes past them. But she always rights herself, she always finds her center again.
This recommendation took a lot of thought on my part---to the point where I started to overthink and had to pull myself back, lol. It's just, I don't normally recommend pictures to people. And I wanted what I recommended to be something not seen on the net or in a magazine every twenty seconds. So, finally, I chose this picture:
Why did I choose it? Well, first of all, it's from my all-time favorite show, La Femme Nikita ;) That, and it's more of a rare image/promo pic from the show; I just saw it for the first time last month, and I've been looking at LFN pics for...almost ten years (holy crap! I can't believe it's been that long). But ultimately I chose it because it defines La Femme Nikita. The entire show is about an everyday woman thrust into an impossible situation where she is told that killing has to become a part of her life. So she makes boundaries for herself. Sometimes she pushes herself to the edge, and once in a while she goes past them. But she always rights herself, she always finds her center again.