Frank Remus

 Her River and Trees 8:32 pm

There were large billowy clouds slowly making their way east amid the blue sky. The air was cool. The sun shone intermittently with its warmth. It was quite gusty and every tree was in motion. A seagull screamed as long fingers of trees stretched and reached and climbed. Green was all pervading.   The gravel had damp patches and some places that were dry. 

Her Yellow Q with Green.  4:58 am

Her green garden of love.  5:12 am

Her green garden with relating betwixt. 5:27 am

Her Yellow Gift of Love Integration.  5:59 am

Her river of love and bridges.  6:05 am

Time bridges her river of love.  6:18 am

The birds were quite silent, and the loud rustling from the trees made it difficult to hear them. They were in nearly continuous movement. Clouds were moving en masse over the mountain, with dark grey rain cloud shades, but they were also brilliant and white. It was too cold andwindy to stay out for very long.   I managed to do some filming.  I wrote this for my heartthrob.

Her 7 tall trees.  7:00 am

Her river and bridges of love.  7:06 am

Her love river bridge with triangle trees.  7:20 am

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Her river and trees.  8:32 am

All the clouds had rough edges, as though they were in the midst of forming or breaking apart -it was never clear which. All was in immediate transition. They were transforming before my eyes. When the sun came out briefly I was glad. A very large crow swooped in the current. It was hard to tell if it would rain. Two blackbirds glided in silence. The muffled bark of a dog and the noticeable lack of birdcalls made this a play of the wind, the clouds and the trees.

Her Habitat river of love.  9:21 am

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Her Habitat river of love.  10:29 am

 

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Downtown 12:24 pm

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This morning I woke up before 5 am to find my love’s yellow Q in shades of green and her green garden of love. Anna showed relating betwixt, glowing brightly as her true love. The wind never stopped blowing. The sun came out momentarily. The clouds never stopped forming and took charge of the blue sky. And in the midst of all this there was Anna, sweet Anna,  in the deep folds of my heart.

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Downtown with passing cloud.  1:12 pm

Downtown with shadow.  2:00 pm

Her Habitat river white love glow.  2:17 pm

Her Mountain of Love.  2:17 pm

With Betwixt and Clouds.  2:58 pm

On CBC News Morning, Suhana Meharchand wore a blue jacket with a white blouse. Tom Murphy wore a black coat with a white shirt and reddish tie. Tom Harrington wore a dark brown shirt. Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld wore a blue jean jacket. Collen Jones wore a green jean jacket with white top.  I must have missed Harry Forestell this morning.

On the CBC Montreal news brief, Michel Godbout wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a tope-grey tie.  On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a green jacket with a white blouse.  Nil Koksal wore a black sweater with a black blouse. Simon Dingley wore an orange-red short sleeved shirt. Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld wore a blue jean jacket.  Jeannie Lee wore a grey jacket with white top.  Jelena Adzic wore a large red bauble necklace and red belt with a black dress.  Colleen Jones wore a green jean jacket with white top. An eldery man walked by in a green jacket and carried a green shopping back, with the green Halifax trees in the background.

I watched Living Montreal with Sue Smith where I learned how to enjoy the mountain “to the max”, shopping at a green co-op, renovating your house with natural building materials, RRSP’s and hypothermia and frostbite on dogs and cats.

Outside my window this afternoon, there was  a rush of fire trucks with horns blasting.

  

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Anna is my green anchor. Her water of love finds me. Her freeing act of lunar assistance rescues me. She values wholeness, strength and courage and respectability. I treasure her dreamwork. Her spirit feeds my energy. Her conservation preserves my favoured dream of ecology. She provides me with her breath of life. Her flowing Yin teaching restores my dream light.  It shines ardently for her.

With Betwixt and Clouds. 4:12 pm

Her Habitat river and sky bridges.  5:34 pm

Her Yellow Tents 6:28 pm

I love her red mandala of redeeming wisdom, her possessed lighthouse of saving Christ. I love her falling water of intervention, her concern for collecting a spiritual stockpile from the pool of Source. She is irrefutably reliable. She is my soulmate healer of solutions. I love her black potent risk-taking and homeopathic therapy. My bodywork is baptized by her nursing medicine. Yes, I love Anna Dirksen.

Her Yellow Tents 7:53 pm

Her Yellow Tents  8:25 pm

Bonsecours Dome and Steeple  8:32 pm

Downtown Lights  9:02 pm

Centered  and Betwixt 11:00 pm

Dome  11:01 pm

 I’ve seen a photograph of The Brown Lady of Raynam Hall, and this small rat had more sullen deadness, a feebleness, and much lower spirits than the Brown Lady. I’ve witnessed hauntings, poltergeists, and apparitions, and I don’t get spooked easily. But Nixon bored me. When she spoke to you, she gave the uncanny impression of speaking clearly to nobody, or talking just to hear the sound of her own voice. When she answered a question, she made you feel she was betraying falsehoods in her knowledge, she wasn’t interested in what you had to say, and if she agreed, she still insulted your intelligence with her doublespeak.

     The film I had made of her was a bad likeness; she was an ugly rat. And the colour negative looked better than the nonphysical absence. What I could feel is that she was dumber, worse looking, and weaker than her physical presence. And she was measly to boot. That was her typical shit: your revulsion was always sweetened with smug satisfaction. But how could you be satisfied or be unconcerned with a hungry ghost? Anyhow, “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: and I give unto them eternal life.” –John 10:27:28.

 

Meanwhile Frasier learns on the air that Niles’ wife Maris is having an affair with a German fencing instructor. Niles fences with the German but learns that Maris refused the man’s advances because she loves her husband because Bart sees his future at the Native Casino where he learns from the mystic that he will become an unsuccessful musician. He will always be asking for cash handouts to save him while Lisa has become the first straight female president of the United States at number  1600, The White House. She learns that the country is in great debt. Homer digs for Lincoln’s treasure, but the gold is in every American’s heart. The ghost of Billy Carter visits Bart to say he’s an embarrassment. Marge loses $20,000 at the casino, while Michael looks for flight records, but fire trucks arrive at the burned out storage locker. Michael chides Lindsay and Tobias for being slothful instead of getting a job. He makes George Michael manager of the banana stand and Maebe his employee. But they take money from the cash to go eat at the fancy restaurant. Lindsay sleeps through $1,000 advertisement job for a fire sale that she got that Tobias didn’t get. Michael and his son burn down the banana stand, but George Sr. is aghast because there was $250,000 lining the walls of the banana stand.

 

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a tope grey tie. The first story was on Jean Charest Trying to Survive the debate over the Liberal budget. Charest takes a more conciliatory tone with the opposition because 57% of Quebecers don’t want a July election and ”66% voted against his program,” says interim PQ leader Pauline Marois. The Liberals will have to provide a substantial offer to the PQ reports Dan Halton in a grey jacket, white shirt and red with white stripes tie.

At a Dangerous Intersection in Rougemont, an accident at 7 am this morning, involving a car with a 33-year-old mother and her 3 children and a minivan with Mexican farm workers resulted in the mother’s death and 9 people injured.  She might not have not been paying attention.  As reported by Peter Johnson wearing a black jacket, white shirt and black tie.

45 American students on a bus from Rhode Island to a sugar shack were injured from a road accident south of Quebec City. 2 people were more seriously hurt. Followed by the weather brief with Geeta in a grey coat and black scarf with a hint of green.

Almost all drownings of children in Quebec happen at home. Most parents believe swimming lessons will counteract “the silent danger”. Parents should be at arm’s length at pools and learn CPR and First Aid, reports Cheryl Rosebush in tan slacks and a sleeveless pink top, followed by a 28-year-old man with a Murder Charge and High-Tech Trash Bins.

Face Book made headlines in Quebec after students from St. Thomas started an online discussion group making false accusations and sexual comments about their teachers. 6 student were suspended. “Online, the fear of authority is virtually nonexistent,” reports Andrew Chang in a black jacket with white tie. The Lester B. Pearson School Board has banned Face Book from their schools and there will be a special meeting tonight about the punishment of the 6 students. Coming Up, Geeta Nadkarni in Puna, India for A Place Called Hope.

50,000 Canadians suffer a stroke per year, resulting in 1,600 deaths, but a new revolutionary medical procedure treats the hardening of a brain artery with a stent. As reported by Nancy Wood.

In Toronto 2 teens were arrested and charged with 1^st degree murder, in the shooting death of 15-year-old Jordan Manners at his high school. Police can’t provide a motive, but indicate the shooting was probably accidental. As reported by John Lancaster in a red shirt and a black and white tie.

Your Money with Jeannie Lee in a grey jacket with white top on the 25% ticket discount from Greyhound Canada following a strike for 2 weeks. Speculation is building for Alcan when Alcoa offered $27 billion and children can’t get enough of Webkinz, followed by the days financial numbers and Geeta talking about a small chance of showers tonight, to my love’s yellow tents and the break.

Returning with some of the day’s top stories tonight: Politics of Survival, Water Safety and Dangerous Intersection followed by the weather and 16 degrees at the moment and a UV index of 7 followed by Marianna Simeone for My Take. She will be talking with mayor Gérald Tremblay and invites viewers to put in their 2 cents worth by sending questions they’d love to ask the mayor, followed by the next break.

Upon returning, my love’s black wavy hair with her light and then Geeta Nadkarni with the first part of a 4-part documentary called A Place Called Hope, that she made while visiting family in India last November. It began with international students from McGill wanting to do something positive to change the world. There are almost 11 million children that live on the streets, abandoned or orphaned in India. They set up a house in Puna called the Ashraya Initiative for Children, and took in 9 street children to sit and tutor them one-on-one and to give them structure and a solid education and a sense of family. “The kids have begun to blossom.” For more please visit www.ashrayainitiative.org.

My love’s long black wavy hair with her light to Our World, and U.S. and Iranian officials sat face-to-face in Baghdad for talks. Meagan McGrath saved a woman from death on the way down to base camp at Mount Everest. My love’s long black wavy hair was there with her light to the next break.

The Scene with Anna Asimakopulos in a tope grey jacket with black and white top introduced the next You Be The Critic. I missed his name but he wore a number 11 sports jersey, for his review of the Festival Trans-Amerique show Mnemopark, “a German prop comedy” with a “completely demented train set” that goes around the city and a live rooster was brought in for authentic sound effects. Jean-Paul Riopelle’s painting la Foret Ardent did not sell at auction. It only got 1.7 million and The Police begin their tour in Vancouver tonight and the First People’s Festival lineup was announced. It opens on June 10^th.

My love’s long black wavy hair with her light and then Geeta in a grey jacket with green top gave a last look at the weather and 11 degrees tonight. Tomorrow it will be 23 degrees. The Stanley Cup final begins shortly with the Ottawa Senators against the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, as reported by Dan Seguin. The show begins at 8:00 tonight on the CBC. Michel signed off for the night. For more on these stories please visit www.cbc.ca/montreal

And I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News diary-blog of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of act, assemble, assist, buy, choice, collecting, comfort, concern, correction, delivering, favour, find, freeing, gather, hoarding, improve, intervention, make up, nursing, possibility, potential, protecting, provide, ransom, reclaim, recover, release, relief, salvaging, satisfy, secure, solution, source, spiritual, stockpile, store, storing, teaching, treasuring, wait on and wisdom.

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I love Anna Dirksen.