Frank Remus

Her Black Potency.  10:58 am 

 

Her Blue Light.  11:11 am

Her Black Potency  11:13 am

It was 10:30 am.  It was quite dark, with the blue sky restricted behind a cottony wall of grey cloud. Fine water mist in the air with tiny rain droplets graced my face. The breeze was cool, it was damp. Trees swayed a little, but many were inert. I felt better and more solid, well fortified with internal polyfiller. Edges softened and became natural, considering the unnaturalness of the events that have taken place that led me to discover these things. The air was waking me up. I felt like a rock but not static, as the gusts of wind blew stronger. I love Anna in the middle of this.

  

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On CBC Morning, Suhana Meharchand wore a white jacket with an animal print top and a black bauble necklace.  Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and a pale pink tie.  Colleen Jones wore a white knit sweater.  Danielle Bochove wore a black jacket with a black orange and white print top.  On the CBC Montreal news break, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a red tie.  On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a grey jacket with a white blouse.  Danielle Bochove wore a black jacket with a black orange and white print top.  Nil Koksal wore a white blouse and black vest.  Jelena Adzic wore a blue dress with black lines.  Colleen Jones wore a white knit sweater.

   

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The coldness made concentrating difficult. Greenness was dark, and I liked it like that. The gravel was too wet for my shoes, and there was a pool of rainwater from the rain that came with the thunder last night-I saw the lightening. The road was black with wet. It felt like autumn and I was in love. The smell of freshly cut grass and there was a mist over the mountain, the St-Joseph’s Oratory and the University of Montreal, with its yellow brick tower. It was too cold for me to do more love writing on the roof, and so I headed  in for lunch. I love Anna in the midst of this. 

  

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I feel secure obeying her black power. I feel strengthened, not inferior depending on her Yin. My windows love her dark weather. My stop sign loves her steep road. My monsters love her zoo.  My cages loves her barbed wire. My bully loves her accuser. My locks love her door closed. My insects love her mess. My dirt loves her weeds. My dictator loves her bars. My sports love her push-ups. My soldiers love her police. My siege loves her gates closed. My government loves her earth. My piles love her paperwork. My victims love her marital arts. My criminal loves her courts. My prisoner loves her prison. My cough loves her germs. My wrestling loves her boxing. My army loves her defense system. My battle lines love her fortress. My handcuffs love her holding. My badness loves her arrest. My dike loves her chasm. My wall loves her safe.  My spies love her black clothes.  I love her lunar black bible verse, “At the voice of thy cry; when he shall hear it, he will answer thee.” –Isaiah 30:19. I love Anna Dirksen.

  

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Meanwhile, Ros wins a ski weekend but her pregnant condition prevents her from going. Frasier offers her a big screen TV for them.  Niles wants a new divorce lawyer, “Real sharks, are they?” Martin has blocked ears.  Frasier is taking everyone to the ski lodge.  Daphne calls her friend Annie to come along. Frasier calls it an avalanche risk, but the vista is stunning.  While they are there, Frasier lusts for Annie, Annie lusts for Niles, Niles lusts for Daphne, Daphne lusts for the male ski instructor, the male ski instructor lusts for Niles.  Martin sees 2 deer snuggling in the snow and afterevery combination of rooms nobody lusts for Frasier while a film is shown at the nuclear plant for school children. It is called Nuclear Energy:  Our Misunderstood Friend, hosted by a little green alien.  There is a 3-eyed fish in the river.  Bart distracts Homer his father when he noticed him working there, and the accident causes a nuclear meltdown, and Homer gets fired. “I will be in my watery grave” Homer says, depressed that he has no job to support the family but changes things around with getting approval for safety signage.  Burns wants to rehire Homer after he draws a crowd to question the safety of the plant.  Homer has 30-seconds to decide. “This thing could blow sky high.” Homer tells the crowd the nuclear plant is safe and he takes the job of maintaining safety standards.  George Michael is off for spring break and the year before Gob declared, “One year from today I shall make that beautiful yacht disappear” Tobias goes to prison for researching his role Frightened Inmate #2. White Power Bill could teach him the nature of fear while Kitty gets a breast enhancement.  It’s Michael’s 7th nipple he’s seen today, and he fires her. Kitty doesn’t respect him and she threatens to tell all.  In 16 years, Tobias and George Sr. have never had a conversation and Gob makes the $7,000 yacht disappear to the tune of The Final Countdown.

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a red tie.  White columns below and there was a gas leak right by Dawson College after 2 pm.  Construction work punctures a gas pipe.  Gerri Barrer would speak on scene and the families that fought against Bill 104 and won a judgement that said it was unconstitutional are still unable to send their children to English schools after a year in private because they must wait for the Quebec government’s appeal.  “It creates a chilling effect.” As reported by Emmanuel Marchand in a grey jacket with a white shirt and a black tie for Bill 104 Upheld.

White columns below and Montreal police requested drivers respect the speed limit in school zones. Slow Down For School at 30 km/h.  Mayor Gérald Tremblay wants to keep a personal eye on 61 private tunnels maintained by 45 owners. They must submit their twice-a-year tunnel inspection reports.  As reported by Stéphanie Tremblay.  White columns below and Geeta Nadkarni wore a red sports sweater for the weather with a 21-degree high and pictures from the storm last night that destroyed vehicles, trees and power.  264 are still without electricity.   Leah Hendry in a yellow top previewed a new film for The Scene followed by Accidental Death, Paying Respects and Official Candidate. 

It was Cédrika Provencher’s 10th birthday yesterday, she has been missing for a month.  Many people are afraid that she is in the hands of a sexual predator.  Prominant sex crimes have been in the news.  Mario Dumont spoke on his strict plan but the Liberals spoke of a new jail to treat sex offenders.  Gerri Barrer by phone reported on the gas leak.  Construction crews were doing electrical work and broke a gas main causing a major leak causing the evacuation of the AMC Forum and Dawson College, but now the gas leak is safe, followed by the break.

An 8-member panel of experts could not make any conclusion about Virginia Tech student Cho’s motive for shooting and killing 32 students and faculty members at Virginia Tech.  It was a colossal failure that nobody detected clear warning of his mental instability, and that warnings came 2 hours too late.  As reported by Ron Charles.

White columns below and 1,200 jobs will be lost at the GM plant in Oshawa, Ontario.  85% of cars made there are sold in America.  Fred Langan reported the speculation that Microsoft is in the process of buying Research in Motion.  Toys “R” Us recalls 27,000 crayons and paint sets made in China because of lead.  A Chinese company spent $7 million buying Canadian ice wine, “liquid gold” followed by financial numbers and prime terrace weather for Geeta and the first day at school for kids, “I think it’s gonna be really fun.” followed by the break.

Top stories in Montreal: Downtown Gas Leak, No English School Access and Slow Down for School. The weather with Geeta Nadkarni at 20-degrees and a little on the chilly side dipping down to 13-degrees overnight and corn on the cob at the Angrignon Farm.  Old boat engines are still everywhere in our waters, releasing hydrocarbons and 30% of the fuel dumped into the river. It could take decades for them to be replaced by energy saving models.  “A 25-year minimum before they disappear.” As reported by Reg Sherren to the next break.

Our World and the Taliban have released the remaining 7 Korean hostages.  All Hostages Free after 23 were abducted and 2 were killed and 2 others released.  12 Korean Christian workers were released yesterday.  A Palestinian Canadian facing a 21-year sentence was set free after 4 years in an Israeli prison for planning a terrorist bombing.  He said he was falsely accused but confessed to paramilitary training with Hamas. He returns under the protection of the Canadian government. 

Pakistan’s, Musharraf resigns, “The dictator will become a civilian politician. ” and a dialogue for power-sharing “not a deal” What happens there resonates globally, as reported by Adrienne Arsenault wearing a red jacket with white buttons and a white blouse.  Beside one of the worst stretches of road in Canada, a 4-lane bridge has built 21 months ahead of schedule in Kicking Horse Canyon in B.C. to the cost of $13 million.  As reported by Cameron MacIntosh.  Ambassador Pat Binns, to Ireland at 58-years old to the break.

White columns below and Leah Hendry wearing a yellow top previewed the film Family Motel, playing at the World Film Festival in Montreal.  Director Helene Klodawsky found a new way to tackle the issue of homelessness. A Somali woman with two daughters, none are actors performed with an entirely improvised script.  “It touches various areas of society”  Day For Night by Francois Truffaut is playing tonight and Trois P’tit Cochons has made $2.5 million in the past 5 weeks.  Geeta Nadkarni heads for the terrace instead of the laundry at 13-degrees tonight.  Michel signed off for the evening.

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 adverse, blocking, closed, command, confining, control, corrupt, counter-balance, criminal, dangerous, defending, difficult, discouraging, fate, fighting, frustrating, guarded, halting, harassing, hard, hazardous, heaviness, hindering, hurtful, impossibility, inferior, misunderstood, ovey, overloaded, overwhelm, power, practical, preventing, pushing, real, repress, restricting, secure, sensation function, sickness, sinful, specifying, strengthen, stressful, troubled, unfortunate, unpleasant, unruly, unsatisfactory, vile and wrong.

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I love Anna Dirksen.