Frank Remus

Pink Baby, Dream Healer, Sweet Water, I Love Her

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When I arrived at Starbucks, there were 18 people in the room, with 11 men and 7 women. There were 2 conversations in progress, with one in English and one in French. One woman wore a pink sweater, one woman had a folded pink bag, and one pink baby girl slept peacefully in her black stroller. It was sunny out and mild. It was a joy to walk in the sun, with my love Anna in my heart. Shadows were long deep and wide, with fine details in the light. It was a clear day for vision. The sky was blue again. Faint puffs of cloud here and there. The women with the sleeping pink baby girl were discussing computer operating systems. Two more women arrived with their strollers, and soon the room was crowded.

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I was so much in love with Anna. She isÂ the most important woman in my life. This morning my love Anna showed me her beautiful river of love with bridges and triangle from two days ago. A structure in the picture was the same shape as the bottle the lovers embraced in. And I love Annaâ€™s watery nature. It washes over me with her true love. I treasure her deep pool of passion. Her wisdom comes from the spirit. Her help is the right source. She is my dreamgirl redeemer. She is my feminine savior. The woman with her pink baby took her child from her black stroller to console her. The woman breastfed her baby.

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Another baby was crying someplace. The two women were looking at the babyâ€™s light blonde hair.Â Â Â They noticed how the colour was changing. The baby girl must have been no more than 3 months old. Her mother rested her child on the table. The pink baby girl gazed in her motherâ€™s eyes, watching her talk with her friend, her little hands were extending and grasping, her little fingers were pointing. She was listening so intently no matter what she could understand. The women spoke of her skin condition and the creams they use for the dryness. The two women adored the baby, stroking her hair with gentle massages. She was such a delicate yet solid child that rested so serene on the table.

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They continued caressing her hair until her mother got her dressed up to leave. And I want a baby with Anna Dirksen. The women remarked how so relieved they were to get out for a walk in the warm sun today. Another woman arrived with her stroller, and a man came in wearing a green shirt. A woman arrived wearing a red coat with her little girl dressed up in pink and white. A woman came in wearing a black coat with white hat. Her baby in the stroller wore a pink snow coat. It was another day of pinkness, love and children. This morning on the CBC News, Suhana Marchand wore a black vest with a black and white animal print blouse.

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Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and a blue patterned tie. Colleen Jones wore an orange winter jacket with a light grey and white scarf. Louise Martin wore an orange and black dress with intricate floral patterns on it, and a small orange orb with her necklace. When I returned home from my love writing for Anna, I watched the CBC Noon news with Nancy Wilson who wore a lavender jacket with a lavender blouse. Jeannie Lee wore a vivid blue jacket and Nick Czernkovich wore a black jacket and black slacks with a white shirt and a burgundy tie.

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I watched Living Montreal with Sue Smith. I learned about skating lessons for children and itâ€™s not too late to learn for adults, and then to the runny nose etiquette with a cold at the office, and how to collect comic books, and the benefits of baby massage, and then to whereâ€™s Geeta. My love Anna showed me the road by the block of eight. Anna is my soulmate hero with her green gifts of giving and lunar healing and love for ecology. I am with her 100%. For her I feel so secure in my heart. With Anna I do work of value. I recover my courage and energy to be with my love. Anna preserves me with her red remedy and her loving first aid of my dreams.

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I am a grateful Yang survivor returning to adore her blessed Yin. Anna is my solid anchor for the dreamwork we do together. There is no other woman on earth that I want to do this with. She gives me the breath of life with her love. I want her to be my wife. She is a wholeness achiever, a reliable leader. Anna possesses a treasure of wisdom. She is my mandala heartthrob. I find favor with her sacred numbers always full of meaning and love. Her special numbers speak to me. I want to protect our relationship, conserve it and increase it and nurse it with love for a lifetime together with her. Anna lights up my life.Â My alternative medicine is her sweet potent blackness. She is a true woman of freedom. I love Anna Dirksen.

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Meanwhile, Frasier meets a high profile lawyer and on their first date she is so stressed out by her case that all she wants is to have sex.Â He agrees only after finding that blue is their conveniently favorite colour. They had a wonderful evening, but Frasier admits he feels vaguely unsettled. Niles says itâ€™s because heâ€™s not used to his receptive role with a woman more assertive. Frasier says says it’s ridiculous. The lawyer buys him a gift, he cooks her dinner, but she is called to work at the last minute. At a dinner party of lawyers, Frasier takes her aside and says he feels uneasy about their non-traditional male-female dynamic. He reminds that she cancels dates but gives gifts and flowers, just like a man would. She said thatÂ this is the way that works best. She wonders if he would only feel better if she were the one put upon. She bought him a gift watch and they make up while Lisa asks Mr. Burns if the nuclear plant has a recycling program. Burns doesnâ€™t know what the word means, but heÂ soon finds outÂ that his stocks are dwindling and all of his money is gone.

Burns loses his business and house. Flat broke he asks Lisa to help him get back into business. Reluctantly she teaches Burns about how to earn money doing good socially responsible things, not something evil. She teaches him how to pick beer cans left on the beach for spare change at the recycling depot. Inspired by Lisaâ€™s example, Burns opens a recycling plant named after her. But Burnsâ€™ recycling plant uses plastic 6-pack holders to catch and suck up all the fish in theÂ sea forÂ the production of slurryÂ and make a profit. Lisa is devastated and tries to stop fish slurry production, telling people not to recycle. Burns sells the recycling plant for $20 million and buys his own plant back. He offers Lisa 10%, but she refuses to take the money, prompting Homer to have a heart attack while the family meets the new lawyer, and Job shreds evidence forÂ his father and Buster gets a medal for losing his hand. Michael dates the British woman who’s really doing undercover work for a vindictive British spy agent.Â Â Michaelâ€™s so embarrassed by his family that he tellsÂ Rita he hasnâ€™t one. But they beat her and drug her in the log cabin, and at the party she says she doesnâ€™t like them, and Michael tries again.

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a golden tie. My loveâ€™s long black wavy hair was there. The first story was on baby vaccinations, with troubling numbers suggesting more than 7,000 Quebec babies arenâ€™t getting their shots because CLSC appointments are late, and parents arenâ€™t good about setting them. The health minister say he’s sovling the problem And thereÂ can be more visits with appointments or visits without appointments or phone calls by the CLSC, as reported by Gerri Barrer, wearing a black dress with golden string beads. And then to the weather check with Geeta Nadkarni wearing a black coat with black scarf and greenÂ gloves along with an Anna sky blue hatÂ and aÂ blue lapel flower. There’sÂ the arrival of a possible snowstorm. And then to the China stock market and the worst market plunge in a decade.Â Shanghai is recovering from yesterday, as reported by Michel Cormier. And then to Your Money with Jeannie LeeÂ in a blue jacket, about how the Canadian and American stock markets plunged after the Shanghai shock, the European markets as well. Jeannie reminds us of the interrelation:Â ”When China slides, Canada slips.” And then to the dayâ€™s numbers. Followed by RRSP Deadline for 2006 and then to the Fraser Hickson Library closes its doors 8 minutes before Michel mentioned it. The sale of the library building may bring enough cash for a new one, as reported by Leah Hendry, wearing a red coat with large buttons. In the library Leah Hendry wore blue. My loveâ€™s long black wavy hair was there. And then to the C-Difficile Inquest, Window Washing Safety and Watch the Signs! Amanda Pfeffer previewed her look at the Green Party and Marianna previewed viewer feedback on her take on signs. And then to the commercial break. Upon returning, Quebec Votes 2007, with new TV ads from the Liberals and the PQ, as reported by Rosemary Barton, wearing a black coat with a red turtleneck. PQ ads are out tomorrow with a harsh attack on Charestâ€™s government. The Liberal ads show Charestâ€™s team gather around and have a much calmer tone.Â In the Quebec City region, Dan Halton wearing a black coat with white shirt, reported on the PQ in the polls showing they will struggle hard to make any gains in Quebec City. Boisclair spent time in 2 daycares and said he would cap the 7-dollar-a-day daycare fee. Peter Johnson reported on the ADQ, with Mario Dumont planning to have a youth ombudsman to keep watch on the Youth Protection System. He promises more resources for youth in Quebec, but he is vague and wonâ€™t show how much it will cost. And then to a Leaders Debate date set for March 13^th. And then to the weather with Geeta Nadkarni, suggesting there will be time indoors for 20 minutes with snow on Friday. My loveâ€™s long black wavy hair was there. And then to the next commercial break. Upon returning a preview of the top stories: Behind Schedule For Shots, Fraser Hickson Closes and Quebec Election Ads.

And then to Anna Asimakopulos with The Scene, at a brushes and brooms exhibit at the UQAM design center with Bradjolina Coming To Montreal and New Cirque Show. Michel wished her a lots of fun at the broom exhibit. And then to Picasso Paintings Stolen, worth about $76 million. And then to the World Health Organizationâ€™s Polio Eradication Campaign, as reported by David McGuffin. And then to Canadian soldiers waiting for word on the springtime offensive against Taliban, as reported by Tom Perry. And then to the next commercial break. Upon returning, my loveâ€™s long black wavy hair was there, and then to Stock Talk with PJ Stock who woreÂ a grey jacket a blue shirt and a blue tie. PJ Stock and MichelÂ were musingÂ on whether the Habs were asleep at the wheel for the trade deadline, with no goal last night against the Rangers. And then to the next commercial break. Upon returning the Green Partyâ€™s influence on Quebec voters and on the official partyâ€™s environment platforms during the election campaign, as reported by Amanda Pfeffer, wearing a brown jacket with a black sweater. And then to My Take with Marianna Simeone wearing a grey jacket and a black top. She presented some viewer responses to her My Take from last night about all the bad campaign signs. MostÂ viewers donâ€™t like them either and pointed out some interesting things. Geeta Nadkarni gave a weather wrap, wearing an orange blouse andÂ she said thereâ€™s a snowstorm coming but not until Friday. Michel signed off for the evening. For more on these stories please visit www.cbc.ca/montreal.

And Iâ€™m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News diary-blog of loving and dreaming, and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of acting, assembling, assisting, buying, choice, collecting, comfort, concern, correction, delivering, favor, finding, freeing, gathering, hoarding, improving, intervention, make up, nursing, possibility, potential, protecting, providing, ransom, reclaiming, recovering, releasing, relief, salvaging, satisfying, security, solution, source, spirituality, stockpiles, storing, teaching, treasuring, waiting on and wisdom.

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