happy fourth of july with an orgone assist

The weathermen all said the fourth of July was going to be a shitty day and we can expect high heat, high humidity, and rain.  The weather guy also said to expect rain all the way through Sunday.  Well, that kinda sucks, especially if an outside party is part of the plan.

The third looked just like the weather reports said...  Hazy overcast with dark, low clouds that slowly drifted from the north.  The humidity was high, as were the temps.  I took some Windex to the solar panels that powered the frequency generator, adjusted the frequency as best I could to 33Hz, and turned the cloud buster pointing north and made the intention for blue skies for the fourth.  We immediately got rain that lasted about twenty minutes, followed by a cloudless blue sky.  I mean all those clouds just disappeared, leaving a very comfortable, sun filled sky.  It's like allowing the sky to clean itself from all that low lying crap and function as intended.

The next morning was clear.  Hot in the sun and cool in the shade.  Perfect weather to party.  I kept my eyes on the skies and noticed, late afternoon, some clouds rolling in but no rain.  The next day, the fifth of July, was just as impressive.  Blue skies with scattered clouds but no rain at all.

The weather reports still say rain every day up to Sunday with really crappy, hot, humid weather in between.  I wonder if these guys look out the window when they do the weather or maybe this is just a local patch of blue skies and sunshine surrounded by sauna-type July weather everywhere else.  No matter.  I'll take it.

I'm ashamed to admit it's been a while since I got this unit to do anything but sit in the yard and allow nature to maintain and keep the chem trails away.  I was happy with whatever weather we got, as long as it wasn't disasterous.  But sometimes you just have to get in there and make things happen for a good cause.  In this case, to keep things dry for the fourth of July.

Happy Independence Day!