In this case, I had just seen a YouTube video entitled: Timothy Leary meets Cheech and Chong and Peewee. Here Tim seems to shout down from heaven with the hairdo of George Washington, pushing immigrating Mexicans back away from the border with "No, No, I did not want YOU to be the Father of this Country." Mexican immigration is a common theme of the cloud cover news report.

I had just made some aggressive changes in the 1967 North High Class Reunion in 2007 web pages. As I recall, I had just placed an animated picture on its first page asking for fees at specific times.

This time I cracked a joke at the end of the list of classmates in the class of 1967, showing two swelling indian stone heads on a bridge over to Minisa Park, animated to "breathe" with special software. The caption was: "I could kiss Jim Green for equipping me with his powerful bull." Note the bull's hoof out over the Pacific west of the Baha peninsula.

Yesterday I added a table of contents to my on-line essay on Anti-Aging Medicine, Longevity, and Life Extension in Review. The Scare: This morning I could not enter the web site to do any further edits, and Lycos no longer recognizes that the site exists on Tripod! Note that Lycos shows itself faced by a dog that likes Lycos, which gives pretty good free service. I mean, Tripod's free dog bowl is a treat for an Internet enthusiast, with good file management software and lots of nice trimmings, and minimal interference for a long time. However, today I am "The Wall-R-Us", unable to enter my site on Tripod to further work with it. This means that I will have to reconstruct my bookselling operation elsewhere, which will be cumbersome. However, I have copies of all files on my keychain memory chip. So today the weather pattern over Kansas featured an image of a dog's head filling Kansas like a line from I am the Walrus by the Beatles. It so happens last night I was watching a Rick Steves Tour of Paris, which reminds me of "Semilina Pilchard, climbing up the Eifel Tower..." in addition to "Yellow Matter Custard, dripping from a dead dog's eye..." Earlier, Lycos let me maintain a web site on Angelfire, which contained a file on how to build a house I spent several weeks constructing, but lost when they claimed I could not have that site and also a site on Tripod. Whatever you do, be sure to back up all your web site materials to external memory! Surfing the web includes wipeouts and losses of control. However, by 6:18 PM, I can log back on to my Tripod Site again, so all's well that ends well! Scare's Over!

After adding Highlight Links to my file on Anti-Aging Medicine, Longevity, and Life Extension, it seems that the clouds show me as a frolicksome porpoise feeding my brother Rick in Arizona from my porpoise nose.