Pareidolia

I saw the face on the right at a friend's house back in December and with the heavy wet snow we had Sunday night, I knew that there had to be one here too.  Auntie's Tree did not disappoint.  Pareidolia is the human tendency to find faces in inanimate objects.  Once thought to be a sign of psychosis, scientific studies show that artistic, musical, and religious people tend to see more pareidolia than others.  (That's a relief.)  I think these faces are Father Winter laughing at us.  Thankfully, he's going to be kind to us the next week so some of this white stuff can melt.