This is good example of how a background feature on the map can be integrated into a cloud cover image in a way that suggests that the Almighty took advantage of the presence of a lake to fill out a smile with a tooth out. Well, the Rolling Stones have gone back to England for the holidays, and so there's a "tooth" out of my Rolling Stones in the cloud cover observations. Meanwhile, a figure in a sleigh rides out over the East Coast with his nose and eyes in Iowa, apparently examining the smile with the tooth out as Santa is on his way. I have been watching a DVD video, The Greeks, and I see a Greek helmet over Kansas with the open "V" in the mask of it coming down approximately at Wichita, Kansas, where I am located. This seems to be one of the "I-see-you, do-you-see me" signals I register at this site. I reminds me of the time I watched a DVD featuring an alligator holding a little alligator in its mouth. When I took a walk immediately afterwards, there was a huge cloudy gator in the sky with a little gator in its mouth, and both of them were looking straight at me, with an air of "Hello, Uncle Jim! We're Big Al!". Note in this one that a Canadian bear up above the scene with holding a pointer over my forehead seems to hold up a Mickey Mouse nose in Wyoming to the West over an open Micky Mouse mouth in Colorado, as if to point out that "There is nothing much said over here now but Micky Mouse (since the Stones went home and the "tooth" is out.)." Santa is on his way, with lots of toys and goodies in his sleigh, but the Rolling Stones ain't one of them and, "tooth" is, Mick Jagger is out of action for Christmas in the US.

Now we see a dong forming over the site where my Greek helmet was, apparently all set for the mouth of Mickey Mouse. Perhaps that is because I just sent a correspondant a rare frank email featuring an animated suckling tart, as a jest in reply to a statement of his regarding his interests in tranhumanism in immortality research. Within just half an hour, the cloud cover seems to have modified itself to reflect this circumstance with an "I see you, do you see me?" signal. Note that the right blinking eye of the Santa Claus figure on the sleigh seems to be offended, and that the breasts show, indicating a sex sign is involved. Note the sensitive mouth over Nebraska, and the rest of the big-wig head associated with it, with eyes suggestive of concern and mercy, and with a rubbing of noses.

Green Coat of Arms. Third of Trinity.

Now eyeball/breasts are seen in North Dakota, and the headdress state of Minnisota features an angelic profile in dark glasses with long flowing hair. There you have it: the equationeering mystic God of the Force with equation-lakes in mind prepared as a lusty Christmas treat. Sometimes an Orion moment comes across as a god of mystic of mythic projection with a large mane of hair. The metallic armored old hat approach was impressive, but the element of friendly horse-hair compassion also had its points, the charm of The Sympathetic One. Reminds me of Meat Science Essays and Star by Micheal McClure. Thus ends a morning's weather OUIJA-board moments. Just as I run of system memory, I see in the next frame for which I do not have enough memory that the sleigh has become a shoulder garment, and the nose pointed like a saber of knowledge. The long-haired boy in the weather now somewhat resembles a Luke Skywalker Display. Perhaps I can make room for one more.

The equation-lakes in Canada (Lake Manitoba + Cedar Lake paralleling Lake Winnipeg and forming a π-symbol in addition to an equals sign) are at the wing-tip of the Nativity angel, reminding us of the way the wing-robe of Orion stradles the celestial equator at the equinoxes. The Nativity - Now a Major Motion Picture (starts December 1 at a theatre near you.) A new big screen, wide-angle, technicolor extravaganza is born.