My Heart is Red for Her Yellow Love Light.

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Her Green Garden of Love  7:32 am 

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Her Biosphere Pregnant Relating 1:23 pm 

There was a soft focus overcast sky with low-lying clouds. The lovebirds were quite actively engaged in their soulmate wooing. Trees were quite fluffy and perhaps a tad soggy and dozy. A gentle breeze wafted in and it was slightly cool, waking them up with its current. The younger trees swayed much more than the older ones did. Traffic was louder than the rustling, but the birds were still quite clear.

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Her green garden of love.  5:31 am

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Her green garden of love yellow.   5:42 am

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Her yellow love glow.   6:03 am

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Her yellow love glow 6:10 am

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Bridge and rooftops.  6:11 am

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Her dark river of love.  6:14 am

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Her river of love boats and trees.   6:43 am

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Her river of love and bridges.  7:01 am

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Road to soulmates.  7:06 am

On CBC News Morning, Heather Hiscox wore a green jacket with white top.  Harry Forestell wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and white tie with dark dots.  Colleen Jones wore a black sweater with a black turtleneck.  Nil Koksal wore a dark grey jacket.  Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld wore a pink blouse.  Danielle Bachove wore a blue blouse with black skirt.

On the CBC Montreal news brief, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with an orange shirt and yellow tie. 

On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a green jacket with white top.  Ioanna Roumeliotis wore a black jacket.  Derek Stoffel wore a blue shirt with white grids.  Jeannie Lee wore a blue jacket with white top.  Jelena Adzic wore a white blouse with black slacks.  Lucy Van Oldenbarneveld wore a pink blouse. Colleen Jones wore a black sweater with a black turtleneck.

On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, I learned about cardio-sledding on the mountain with baby, shopping on The Plateau, tips for shopping on E-Bay, high quality hot chocolate and ways you can plan a trip to places like Vietnam and New York.

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Her green garden of love.  7:32 am

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Her green garden of love and yellow.  8:07 am

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Her green garden of love and yellow 8:16 am

The green leaves made good contrast with the smooth and seamless grey. And I was in love with Anna. The gravel was still rather wet from yesterday’s rain.   The large lake of a puddle returned. There was a strong sense of stillness and solitude in the midst of the trees making movements. No human voices with words and expressions except for the ones that I wrote for the gentlest folds of Anna’s heart.

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Downtown Glow  8:35 am

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Downtown Soulmates 9:32 am

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Downtown Glow 10:23 am

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Downtown Glow 11:34 am

Shadows were faint and nearly non-substantial except for those embedded in the tree depths. This morning I woke up to Anna’s yellow glow and her green garden of love with her white true love light. This week I have been rather sleepy and this morning was no exception. But I was awake to Anna’s spell.  I want us to never part.

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Downtown Core  12:06 pm

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White Steeple  12:14 pm

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White Steeple 12:40 pm

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Bridge and rooftops.  1:15 pm

Presently the lovebirds were calling and I could hear them up in the sky somewhere, but I could not see them. There was languidness to the air that came from the cocoon of cloud and the repose of the trees and their fullness in the humidity. A faint mist over the mountain, the air quite saturated with moisture. The vividness of the green was supreme. Soon it would be pouring rain. All was drenched in the invisible water, and I was bathing in the love of my soulmate.

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Her Biosphere Pregnant Relating 1:23 pm

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Her Biosphere Pregnant Relating 2:47 pm

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Her True Love Light 3:02 pm

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Her biosphere pregnant in true love light. 3:31 pm 

together33.jpgAnd there is no sense of blinding anxiety for me, when my heart has been cast for her love. Even my shadow function is one with the direction to where she leads me. Her river of love I have found. I am not lost to it, but gaining life. There is no better place for me to find in the newborn day of her black wavy mane. I am renovating my soul to be sure with her and for good. In her cure my dreams have returned.  Her eternity is my delight.  I crave my beloved and I long for her love bites.

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Time Bridges Her River of Love  4:11 pm

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Time Bridges Her River of Love  5:37 pm

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Time Bridges Her River of Love  6:35 pm

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Time Bridges Her River of Love 7:00 pm

together33.jpgI have no fear or anger at all for She that matters to me most. I have lost many things. I have known my misfortune well. Whatever is missing from the past has no claim on my open heart in alignment with her lunar presence. The newness in me is reborn, beyond the ravages of wrecking war. Because of her love light shining so brightly, the dark bandages of time is releasing from me. The stabbing stain has gone. The answer is in our heartbeat, and in the love that we’ve got for each other. Without failing and without doing harm, I love my soulmate Anna Dirksen.

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Her Mountain of Love  7:17 pm

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Soulmates and Mountain  7:23 pm

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Soulmates and Mountain 7:50 pm

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CBC Vans and Tree  9:08 pm

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Soulmates at Night 9:10 pm

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Downtown Rainy Night  10:48 pm

rat-demon.jpeg“I wonder,” she said, frowning. “Why don’t we have any rats that will stop dropping rotting food on northern Afghanistan?  Because in four months from now there will be a new cloned rogue rat that will plunder with his public parasite. That parasite –the rinky-dink –will be a moron. A moron! They will try to jail him, but he will dominate for four months more.”

     “What will happen to him?” I asked. “Not the parasite, the cloned rogue.”

     “Re-cloned,” Nixon said with difficulty. “I am not enjoying this dinner.”

     “Me neither,” I said.

     “I know,” she said, with a faraway look in her eye. “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” Isaiah 40:31.

 

Meanwhile, Martin, Frasier and Niles go ice fishing but lose their car keys and are trapped at the cabin overnight. Frasier tells his father that he only came along to finally hear him say, “I love you.” Martin finally admits it, while Lisa takes tap dancing lessons but she’s not very good and resorts to automatic tap dancing shoes. Bart and Millhouse spend the night at the mall and trash the place. Chief Wiggum thinks the mess was caused by a giant rat, and sets a giant trap to catch it while Michael needs his father’s car and the family keeps calling him selfish for denying Gob a free frozen banana. Buster bids on the wrong Lucille and Michael bids on his sister who is a wreck from being in the wetlands.

 

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with an orange shirt and a yellow tie. The first story was on the Liberal government’s challenge of coming to agreement with the PQ over the budget numbers. Charest mulls over PQ’s round numbers and muses, “What is this really about?” He believes it’s simply about power.  The ADQ insist they won’t support it but nobody wants another election. Still, everyone’s preparing for the possibility the government could fall. As reported by Dan Halton in a black jacket, grey shirt and black tie with white bands.

The government is considering a ban on inflatable pools. 13 people drown in Quebec every year.  9 times out of 10 it happens at home to children under the age of 5. 4-sided fencing may be insisted on too, but nothing beats an attentive parent, as reported by Cheryl Rosebush in a black sweater with an orange top.

Elementary school report cards will change and a failing mark returns after parents complain that the report cards are too hard to read. Followed by the weather check with Geeta –but she had to take an umbrella.

Face Book is in the news again after 8 students are suspended from Rosemont high school for 8 days. 4 of the students were suspended for just looking at the picture of their teacher posted showing her backside with degrading remarks included. Teachers say the punishment is not severe enough. They’d like to see the students banned from graduation and expelled for sexual harassment. As reported by Peter Johnson in a black jacket, grey shirt and dark grey tie.

The weather brief with Geeta Nadkarni in a green short sleeved top with light green parts, “Polish up Scrabble skills this weekend” because it’s going to rain.

Laval West police arrested a man after his 40 year-old wife was found dead in the family apartment. “She seemed to live for her children” Her husband made incriminating remarks. It looks like conjugal violence. Followed by Cocaine Raids at 4 am with 32 people arrested and a group of Women were Served at the gay bar Le Stud and Overpasses to Open next week, followed by the bridge and the river to the first break.

Your Health and back pain –surgery: Is it necessary? Studies show that people could do without it. After a year of recovery, there is little difference between the two. As reported by Terry Reith.

Your Money with Jeannie Lee in a blue jacket with the Canadian economy up this quarter and Menu Foods have lost $45 million after the pet food recall, and Local TV from around the world streaming online and convertible cars are doing well in the crash test. Followed by financial numbers and coming up with Andrew Chang –a Montreal family meet an environmental guru. The weekend will be a washout, followed by time and the river of love.

Returning with a few top stories: Last Minute Talks, Students Suspended and Report Cards. The weather with Geeta who hopes she is not Nicholas Cage in The Weatherman. “It’s going to rain”

Take the Challenge with Andrew Chang and the McGowan family’s challenge to live green for a month, with help on the basics of green living to help improve them. The next installment will be next Thursday and you can follow them online at www.cbc.ca/montreal and then click on Andrew’s picture. Columns below to the next break.

Our World and the 56th Canadian soldier was killed with an 5 Americans and a Britian, when their helicopter was shot down in Afghanistan. Master Cpl. Darrell J. Priede was an army photographer who wanted to capture the good that was coming to Afghanistan, as reported by Heather Robinson in an orange jacket with black top. The Russian man accused of poisoning a former KGB agent in London says he had nothing to do with it, and that Alexander Litvinenko was actually a British spy killed by the British Secret Service. “It sounds totally impossible,” as reported by Nick Spicer in a black jacket with grey shirt. In Toronto friends and family remembered Jordan Manners, age 15 gunned down last week at his school. “The world lost a bright, bright star” as reported by Aaron Saltzman followed by Conrad Black Trial and Spam King Arrested, Bridge Anniversary and Captain Crosby.

And then to A Place Called Hope -the Ashraya Initiative for Children with its outreach program for slum girls. It is also in jeopardy –the landlord wants them out in the fall. With property prices in India skyrocketing, students from chapters around the world struggle to raise money to buy some property and land For more info and to give support, please visit their website at www.ashrayainitiative.org. Geeta thanked viewers for feedback, followed by betwixt and the break.

Returning with Marianna Simeone in a grey jacket, white top and ring necklace, for My Take and lots of reaction from viewers about the 1st anniversary of the smoking ban in Quebec –including an email from Brooklyn, New York. Marianna met the mayor this morning, and took time to answer some viewer’s questions, to be shown in 3 segments next week. Michel showed that Geeta Nadkarni made it on the cover of the Montreal Mirror, and Michel is mentioned as well. “We’re famous!” Geeta said, and gave the final weather. Michel signed off for the night.

 

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 abandon, aging, anger, annoying, awful, blasting, cracking, crashing, crisis, dangerous, defective, deficient, disabling, domination, exhausting, falling, fighting, gashing, harming, hitting, impairing, incapacitating, injurious, irritating, maiming, malfunction, malicious, malignant, misfortune, mishap, offending, plundering, pounding, pulling apart, punishment, quarrel, ravaging, renovating, shocking, splitting, stealing, stinging, unfortunate, victimizing, violence, vulnerability, war and wrecking.

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Wounding

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Relating

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I love Anna Dirksen.

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