What do you see?

I love clouds, especially those fluffy white ones. I think it's fun to watch them and see if I can find shapes I recognise. This one I thought look like jumping small fluffy dog. What do you see? :)
At the trip home to my mother I managed to give my cousin a good laugh while I was thinking out loud and saw things in the clouds. I saw a rein deer, told him that. And, of course he couldn't look because he was driving. And then I was thinking loudly that I saw another reindeer... or... Yes, of course it's a reindeer! Dho! That's when my cousin started laughing. Then I saw jumping sheep, and told him that. :)
Hearts are something I see often... today there was a crocodile, some fishes and this little dog. Vivid imagination? Perhaps, but it's fun! :)

Today I've been to see my job coach again. This time I watched a video for about 1 ½ hour, about self-esteem and stuff. It was really great! Everywhere in the world there are people giving lectures about how to achieve things you or the company want. This man I listened to, and watched, was really good and entertaining. I found myself laughing so much there were tears in my eyes. My job coach came in and stopped the video after a while and I wanted to see more at once! I wanted to get answer on two things and those are these questions:

1. How do you coach a mountain climber down an vertical ice wall, several thousand meters up on the mountain of Lhotse in Himalaya, when he thinks that his climber buddy is gone, he lost his lenses in a stormy ice wind and his eyes froze at the same time. So, he's on this wall, blind, can't see the tent and with only the ice climbing equipment, ice picks and those shoes with spikes on. How would you coach him to get down?
This is a true story with two Swedish climbers. I get to know how the story ended next Tuesday, I hope! How would you do? Either stuck on that icy wall yourself or in touch with someone in that situation?
I think I know how I would do...

2. What is the advantage of landing a Boeing up side down?
I have no clue to that one and hoping to get the answer next Tuesday, but one thing is that the tires don't get worn... or, sometimes it's good to think outside the box when having a problem. Not that I think it would be a good idea to land a Boeing up side down, but anyway... ;)