Frank Remus

My Weather Loves Her Green Earth.

Such a nice day. I arrived on the roof late,Â around 2:27 and a crow swooped by and cawed 7 times, as she headed over the trees. The breeze was cool. There was a veil of cloud with ripples and waves that were tightly woven. It covered most of the baby blue sky. Sunlight was bright. The mountain showed green shades becoming burnt orange and yellow. Trees were still. Birds were silent. Seagulls glided and circled overhead. A crow cawed in the distance, and a cicada discreetly sounded. It was warm in the sunlight. In this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna.

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I enjoyed the unhurried nature of the day. A very slow beginning, relaxing this morning, listening to music. I went out to pick up groceries.Â Not too many deep thoughts.Â Yesterday I found an old turntable and took it home. It allowed me toÂ revisit the remains of my old vinyl record collection. I still have some of my first Bowie albums from my teenage years â€“IÂ enjoyed Station to Station and the song TVC15. They were in pretty bad shape with familiar scratches and pops and surface noise.Â I enjoyed listening to Phil Manzaneraâ€™s Listen Now and Paul McCartney’s Ram.Â In the midst of all of this music, I’m in love with my heartthrob, Anna.

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A slow start this morning, as I was tired. Â I listened to Keith Jarrettâ€™s performance of Gurdjieffâ€™s sacred hymns and Charles Mingusâ€™ Blues and Roots. A quiet and leisure afternoon, soaking up the sun, listening to musicÂ and in love with my soulmate and heartthrob Anna. A large flock of migrating geese made a noisy procession to the west. I watched them trail across the sky. ButÂ a careless helicopter passed too close and alarmed them. A part of the group separated to move out of the way.Â The two groups continued on their journey. In this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna. I was longing for her.Â My monster loves her zoo. My weeds love her insects. My weather loves her green earth.

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My steep road loves her chasm. My mass loves her black. My doors love her windows. My holding loves her safe. My sensation function loves her real. My gates closed love her locks. My guarded loves her moon secure. My sports love her boxing. My wrestling loves her martial arts. My soldiers love her army. My command loves her sweet control. My specifying loves her practical. I love her black lunar bible verse “As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us.” Psalm 103:12. I love Anna Dirksen.

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Opposing

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I love Anna Dirksen.

Date Posted: Sunday, September 30th, 2007
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My Red Fool Loves Her Black Trickster.

The air was cool and breezy. The warmth of the sun was welcome. The shimmering tree, with its majestic weight and depth, was waving goodbye to a crow, silently heading west. In that same moment, a gorgeous crow flapped steadily over my head -so low and so close. I heard the beating of her wings in the silence, and I was blessed in that moment. Two pigeons landed on the roof ledge, wooing and preening and pecking. I could see they were looking for the large pool of water that form on the rooftop after rain. In this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna.

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Skies were baby blue and mature filling up with large tufts of low fluffy cloudÂ on one plane. They wereÂ flattened at the bottom. The mountain was in shadow. It gradually lit up, as the sun appeared at the right angle. The speed of clouds was very slow. The pigeon coupleÂ ventured together to what was left of the pool. I heard their talons crackle in the wet gravel.Â Shadows were long and at sharp angles. The cold breeze picked up and trees rustled.Â A distant siren approached, as I woke up for recovering. More sirens joined in. They must have been going down the Decarie expressway.

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Low clouds were beautifully shaded â€“a gigantic feast for the eye. The reality of it was this: thereÂ was no further outside â€“unless you meant outer space. But then, there is inner space -in the imagination, at least. It is the imagination that sets us free to express what cannot be seen. Waking up from dreams to find anÂ empty spaceÂ I could travel through. The electronic motor symphonyÂ playedÂ as I floated inÂ the roomÂ -to see my former wife and my baby and myself in bed sleeping peacefully…Â Not tearing down the people, but to be compelled with an artistâ€™s vision â€“that he or she sees without substance, except for the inner screen. To make that vision come to life is the magical power of the imagination.Â Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.

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If the mind could conceive of itsÂ utter destruction -inwardly as in Buddhism, or inÂ the gross form found in terrorism of the world â€“which is what is presently happening â€“then, we can use a little moderationÂ and adjustment toÂ conceive of a healthier world. If we’ve got the power toÂ go down -Â and we certainly can go down, then why not go up? The wider range is always more interesting.Â The whole range is needed, not justÂ the destructive end. We have got no chance to know if there are permanent deathless beings on the planet. I know something about how life can be.Â Â Some kind of inner destruction needs to be destroyed.Â In the effort we make toward understanding â€“understanding no matter how near and how far,Â includes theÂ understanding ofÂ our beloved.Â I love her so. To be totally committed to freedom for our deeper understanding together.Â Â It is a mystery deep and wide.Â Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.

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Trees were well lit and in shadows. They were making me feel religious â€“any manmade thing for worship became a pale example. The light was supremely esthetic, from high art that transcends everything ever made. The making is actual and real. My sensations jived in subtle ways, and I was seized with emotion, from the blessing to be alive. I could see it no other way â€“we were meant to enjoy this Earth. But for some reason we are forced not to, and prevented andÂ must learn about our own self-destruction. “Die before you die” the Sufi said. And I wondered where all of the Sufis went. Reality is very blurred. This is only a glimpseÂ at the truth.

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Low-lying clouds wereÂ like massive dinner plates on an endless conveyer belt for soaking and then for refilling. Two lovebirds fluttered by with the sweetest of sounds. A crow cawed and was silent. Trees gently rustled. The sun came out warming me up and giving my hand shadow on this love diary for my soulmate. Four blackbirds sped past like a shot. The shimmering tree rippled like a million fluttering butterflies. And in this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna. MyÂ skull loves her skeketon. My crocodile loves her shark. My atomic explosion loves her cataclysm. My hurricane loves her tornado. My ice broken loves her fire. My vessel broken loves her balloons bursting. My fool loves her trickster.

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My boat sinking loves her tidal wave. My red loves her black. My goat eating anything loves her worm. My broken window loves her garbage. My bricks scattered love her fist through the wall. My burglar loves her breaking in. My mirror broken loves her shards. My death loves her warrior. My military loves her war. My evil figures love her vampire. My fate loves her destiny. My lethal loves her deadly. My decomposing loves her catabolic. My demolishing loves her dismantling. My doom loves her despair. My crash loves her smashing. My misfortune loves her overturning. My power loves her will. I love her black lunar bible verse, “He giveth power to the faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength.” Isaiah 40:29. I love Anna Dirksen.

Destroying

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I love Anna Dirksen.

Date Posted: Saturday, September 29th, 2007
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My Ecology Loves Her Green Dream.

My brain was addled all weekÂ from a head cold, but I was feeling better today.Â Â I remembered it was 13 years ago, when I lived in this building and the first series of dream experiencesÂ I had and wrote down.Â And I would also see crows arriving for what must have be a time-honoured eventÂ at the shimmering tree. There would be a hundred or moreÂ crows, that wouldÂ come toÂ land there and caw for a good 40 minutes or more, and then they would all depart. It was strange and interesting to see how orderly they would leave, in small groups at a time. The hundred orÂ more crows would return every twoÂ or three months. Â 13 years later, the tradition continues, albeit in reduced numbers.Â In the reflection of this, I love Anna.

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There was a softening to the edges that let healingÂ regions take shape, and I was letting go of harsh judgements about myself in the process. I donâ€™t know where they came from, or what happened to me exactly, but I was ready for change and to be free and let them all goÂ and be open to the new and the truth and my heartthrob. There has been a heap of troubleÂ to recover from I am sureÂ but nowÂ Iâ€™m waking up to my love, and I surrenderÂ to her in my heart.

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Three crows sped off together, cawing all the way. The overcast sky was full and fun to look at. I really enjoyed the grey clouds that were low, like expansive stuffing. There was a mild ghostly light and the trees on the mountain were dark. Trees by the side of the road had paint splatters of yellow leaves. The green otherness of the trees had each their own hue emphasis. Yes, I love Anna in this.

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The air was humid and the breeze was light. When you leap a hurdle and fall, get back up and get going, because the hurdle you just passed is done and you must be ready for the next one. I felt at peaceÂ in my love-writing.Â I sense toÂ collect my energy at the same time, and asses the affects of what I did the last time. To be under the low and grey cloud was enjoyable. It reminded me of the blanket tents I made as a child. I felt well protected in the stillness. The yellow tower of the UniversitÃ© de MontrÃ©al centered my view. I shook my head for my age of stupidity, but it bothered me less and less, because with healing, itâ€™s different.Â I am so much in love, and concerned for my son.Â And my heart beats, and my breathing deepens for Anna. She is my beloved soulmate.

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Clouds grew darker over the mountain.Â Â Under shadows and a clay covering of grey sky, that coated the southeastern horizon â€“down toward the CBC, where my love Anna would be. I know in my heart this is true love, because my spacecraft loves her flying saucers and my spirit loves her spiritual figures. My patient loves her therapy and my bodywork loves her dreamwork. My ecology loves her heart’s green and my possessed loves her values. My risk-taking loves her strength. My police love her ambulance. My doctor loves her surgery and my hospital loves her nurse.

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My medicine loves her homeopathy. My fire engine loves her ladder. My lifeguard loves her lifejacket and my water loves her pool. My lifeboat loves her lighthouse. My collecting loves her conservation. My eating loves her waiters. My washing loves her falling water. My rope loves her anchor. My baptism loves her revival meeting. My piggy bank loves her bank. My emergency loves her alarm. My survivor loves her asylum. My leader loves her hero. My achiever loves her healer. My energy loves her work. My conventionality loves her reliable. My respectability loves her cooperativeness.

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My risk-taking loves her courage and my competitive loves her dynamic. My irresistible loves her wholeness and my wisdom loves her teaching. My freeing loves her redeeming and my release loves her rescue. My dreamwork loves her mandala.Â My solution loves her secure.Â My Christ loves her breath of life.Â I love her lunar black bible verse, “Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28.Â I love Anna Dirksen.

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Meanwhile, Martin’s therapy is improving. He had a date on Thursday and she spends the night. In the morning at breakfast, Frasier’s awkwardness causes him to use his father’s sex-lifeÂ as an example for his radio show.Â Martin hears and gets upset and Elaine won’t talk to him anymore.Â “Sex is a private thing”Â Martin says. Â Frasier apologizes on the air to the theme Moon River because Homer has a secret weapon for winningÂ the softball game. It is a bat he made from a tree branch that was hit by lightning in a thunderstorm. The nuclear plant verses the Springfield police and Homer hits a homerun with his magic bat. Mr. Burns makes a million dollar bet that his softball team can beat Shelbyville’s nuclear plant softball team, and so he goes about to hire several professional American baseball stars to secure his winning.Â However misfortunes happen with 9 players, and Homer is up for bat.Â The team wins the game when Homer is knocked unconscious byÂ the ball straight to the head and the living room is sinking and Lindsay is knocked unconscious by Kitty while Buster learns his uncle Oscar is his real father.Â Gob’s CD of songs with his puppet Franklin was meant to break down racial barriers and he takes a photograph of himself kissing his unconscious father.Â Gob awakes and shaves the head of his unconcious brother to so he can escape from prison.Â

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a blue and white lined tie with a yellow tie with black dots.Â Philadelphia Flyer Steve Downie received a 20-game suspension for knocking unconscious Dean McAmmond from the Ottawa Senators.Â “It was deliberate and dangerous” It is the 5th longest suspension in NHL history. As reported by Tom Harrington.Â PJ Stock in a black jacket with a white shirt with black lines said the penalty was too hard.Â

At the Presidents Cup, a fleet of golf carts and volunteers.Â All the money generated from the event will go to charity. As reported by Emmanuel Marchand in a red shirt and grey jacket at Ile-Bizard.Â A quick look at the weather with Geeta Nadkarni in a brown jacket with red scarf.Â 20 to 25 minutes ago there was a thunderstorm with a 4-degree drop and a current temperature of 15-degrees.Â Â A chance the showers will continue.

PQ leader Pauline Marois says the Gazette newspaper damaged her reputation when it published an article on her opulent home that borders on public land.Â Marois plans to sue the paper for $2 million, with $4,000 for moral damages and $6,000 for exemplary damages. But the Gazette stands by its story.Â The Canadian dollar closed above parity at 1.0052 Us.Â More on this at www.cbc.ca/montreal.

It is the one year anniversary of the collapse of the de la concorde overpass that killed 5 people.Â Poor maintenance and inspection could have contributed to the collapse. Personal costs to the victims is prompting them to ask for compensation. The truck industry wants to launch a lawsuit for losses.Â Â Followed by a list of the names of the victims, including VÃ©ronique Binette (pregnant).

A look at the conditions at FranÃ§ois d’Assise hospital where 73 patients became ill with C. difficile and 19 died from it, and parents and teachers are concerned about a new prank called Flame Throwing.Â Cans of body spray are ignited, creating extending flames.Â It can be devastatingly dangerous. “Things can go wrong very, very easily”. As reported by Gerri Barrer.

Truck in House and a call for help identifying a man hit by a cyclist and now in the hospital with no I.D. and in a semi-conscious state. “Do you know this man?”Â 300 workers are losing their jobs from the GE Shutdown, followed by Kruger Layoffs to the next break.

Federal Liberal leader StÃ©phan Dion is on damage control on his birthday after remarks made by Jamie Carroll at an executive meeting, about having more Francophones in the party. Carroll said it would mean more Chinese.Â Dion rejected demands to drop him, saying the remark was taken out of context. As reported by Julie Van Dusen in a black leather jacket.

My Take with Marianna Simeone in a black jacket and red top with viewer responses to her commentary on the lack of value she sees in the reasonable accomodation inquiry by Bouchard-Taylor.Â

Your Money wiht Jeannie Lee in a blue jacket with white top.Â Husky Injection Moulding is sold and the money will go to good causes.Â In British Columbia, a kilo of marijuana now sells for $2,400 US, which is $800 more than 4 years ago.Â The day’s numbers to Geeta and a 40% chance of showers tonight to betwixt and the break.

Some of the day’s top stories: 20 Game Suspension, Marois Sues Gazette, Layoffs.Â The weather with Geeta Nadkarni holding a large blue umbrella and a 40% chance of showers tonight and seasonal highs tomorrow.Â Our World and the Burmese regime has cut off the internet and use of cell phones.Â “31 security men injured” and the arrest of thousands of Buddhist monks. As reported by Neil Macdonald in a black jacket, white shirt with black grid and a black tie with white kernels.Â In the Ukraine, the 4th national election in 3 years, in a feud between orange and blue, as reported by Nancy Durham.Â 15,000 opponents are involved inÂ a Georgia Protest and Mystery Solved after finding the bones of the children of the last Czar.

A vicious attack in Dartmouth Nova Scotia whereÂ 3 teenaged girls tortured another teen girl for 2 hours. She escaped from her ordeal and the 3 girls have been charged with aggravated assault.Â It was not a random attack.Â Damning Video Evidence of illegal drift-net fishing by Chinese ships off the coast of British Columbia to the next break.

Stock Talk with PJ Stock on Steve Downie’s 20-game suspension after a flying check knocking McAmmond out.Â PJÂ thought “20 games is way too harsh” and the problem is there is no hit to the head rule. Â ”These things happen every day”. Hockey night in England, as reported by Adrienne Arsenault in a red jacket with grey top.Â PJÂ thought it was a bad idea to make some teams travelÂ so farÂ followed by the Presidents Cup.Â Geeta with the last weather said London weather is in Montreal at 14-degrees dipping down to 9 with a hight tomorrow of 19.Â Michel signed off for the night.

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.

Saving

The Persona

Relating

I love Anna Dirksen.

Date Posted: Friday, September 28th, 2007
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My Marriage Ceremony Loves Her Moon Baby.

A crow cawed in the distance, in the cool air. It was lightly raining. Rolls of grey cloud covered the entire sky. Gravel was soaking with large pools of rainwater. The wind was light. The sound of jets rumbled, behind the cloud, reverberating around. I was slowly waking up to the moment of now. Two crows flapped as a couple. The air vibrated with moisture. Rain clouds moved to the west. There was a mist upon the mountain. Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.

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A blackbird sped by, and then five crows passed the shimmering tree. They were cawing and a sixth crow soon arrived. A seventh crow came cawing, deliberately. She was directly above me, as I was concealed under the elevator stair. Two more crows shot by, cawing, and moving at an urgent clip. Dark clouds congealed, as the green on the mountain was vivid, in the cool dampness of air.Â In this, I love Anna.

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On the CBC News Morning, Heather Hiscox wore a black jacket with a white blouse.Â Krista Erickson wore a black jacket.Â Melanie Nagy wore a black jacket with a gold scarf.Â Patrick Brown wore a black jacket and blue shirt.Â Harry Forestell wore a green-grey jacket with a blue shirt and a silver-grey tie.Â On the CBC Montreal news update, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a grey and white banded tie.Â

On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a yellow top with a black blouse with white lines.Â Paul Hunter wore a black jacket and grey shirt.Â Henry Champ wore a tan jacket with a white shirt and a yellow tie with grey lines.Â Jeannie Lee wore an orange jacket.Â Colleen Jones wore a tan coat with a black cap.

On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, how to drive without owning a car, how to teach your teen how to drive, tips for eating healthy servings of fruit and vegetables, taking a road trip with your dog, what to look for when buying used sports equipment.

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Trees were changing to autumnal colours quickly, but they were moving in slumber. Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.Â MyÂ seamstress loves her dress. My pearls love her necklace. Between uncertainty and possibility, I was open to my destiny, and her loving embrace. How much I long toÂ embrace! My travel ticket loves her traveling. My writing loves her book. My actor loves her actress. My baby loves her marriage ceremony. My painter loves her green. My image loves her photograph. My corn ripe loves her harvest. My deadline loves her date. My graduation ceremony loves her certificate. My organic loves her healthy body.

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My construction loves her house completed. My loaf of bread loves her meal. My building loves her boat built. My swimming loves her sun. My hammer loves her sculpture. My recording loves her record. My gift loves her prize. My athlete loves her badge. Six crows flew by, and then three followed behind. A fourth crow appeared. Soon there were twelve. Two more followed. There was cawing commotion, as they all went together, for a rendezvous behind the trees that remained in stillness, with mild stirring. Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.

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My discussion loves her communicating. My task loves her dreamwork. My letter loves her meeting. My profit loves her law being signed. Suddenly a group of seven to ten orÂ more crows arrived as a team and landed on the top of the shimmering tree. More crows arrived from all sides. They all sat as a familial group. Cawing was interspersed with moments of silent watching. Grey skies from the north were darker still. My finishing loves her executing. My attaining loves her breakthrough. My realness loves her to make real. My inward loves her essence. My complete loves her consummate.

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The group of ten or twelve crows then took flight and circled around, with companions. The group returned to the shimmering tree, cawing all the while. In the north sky, a very dark and low grey mass of hanging cloud made me feel it was time to head back before the rain. My harvest loves her ripeness. My possibility loves her potential. My carrying out loves her commitments. My manifesting loves her autonomy. My determining loves her definitely. My caring loves her substantial. My natural loves her authentic. My making loves her satisfied. My performing loves her fulfilled. I love her lunar black bible verse, “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: and I give unto them eternal life.” â€“John 10:27:28.

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Meanwhile, Frasier misses his son for Christmas and he feuds with his father and so after work on the air, he goes to the eatery for a Christmas Platter.Â He loses his wallet and so the homeless man makes a contribution and tell him to call his father since Lisa picks winners every time and knows all herÂ football statistics, helpingÂ her father’s gambling. But all her toys were bought with dirty money and so Homer bets on Washington to win the love of his daughter because of Lucille’s alcohol problem.Â Lindsay doesn’t like girls with no self-esteem taking their tops off “This objectivication of women has got to stop!”Â George Michael tells MaebeÂ she’s a blossoming flower about to be plucked and Gob loses evidence that exonorates his father when he falls in theÂ swimming pool.

On the CBC News atÂ Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with faint lines with a blue shirt and a grey and white banded tie.Â Pauline Marois, PQ leader must defend her home against allegations that her mansion worth $3 million lies partly on public agricultural land.Â “I do not live in a castle.” Marois says she’ll sue the Gazette for accusing her of manouverings, but the newspaper will not retract. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer in blue jeans and a black jacket.

Mayor Michael Applebaum plans to buildÂ a $15 million recreational center not on Benny Farm, but on Benny Park, on top of the 92-year-old swimming pool.Â People are dead set against it.Â “It’s our pool” and they complain they were not properly consulted.Â On October 9th, 139 signatures will suffice to force the borough mayor to hold a referendum for this divisive project.Â As reported by Andrew Chang in a black jacket with a black shirt with grey lines.

A teenage girl suffered cuts to her head when a panel of glass shattered and fell from the front entrance of Complex Desjardins.Â A team of engineers prepare to check it. As reported by Emmanuel Marchand in dark blue jacket, white shirt and black tie with white lines.Â Mount Orford Stays Open and an earthquake in Baie St-Paul in Charlesvoix, at 3.5 on the scale.Â The weather preview with Geeta Nadkarni back from her recent marriage in a red zippered sweater with white lines, at 16-degrees, and below the projected high of 19.

A 64 year old woman, an advocate for immigration is facing charges for taking 12 Hatians across the border.Â A rapist Suspect Sought, a man in his 30’s. Big Booze Tab and RDP Water Woes.Â

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the government received more revenue than expected and spending was less than budgeted, and so it has got $14 billion in surplus and good for Canada’s debt, taking it down to $467.3 billion.Â As reported by Ron Charles.Â Followed by the day’s numbers.Â

NDP Jack Layton shuffled his shadow cabinet and made a deputy leader of Thomas Mulcair, who will also serve as his finance critic.Â Leah Hendry in a black denim jacket previewed Quebec actor Roy Dupuis’ talk on leaving acting.Â Marianna Simeone previewed her My Take on Reasonable Accomodation to the break.

Medical evidence shows that monthly breast self-exams don’t save lives after all and that mammograms, one thoughtÂ of asÂ the best method, turns out to be oversold, giving little if any benefit for saving lives. It takes 10 years for a tumor to grow to detectible size.Â “The majority of the time you can’t find it yourself.” As reported by Gerri Barrer in a brown jacket with gold necklace.

A new study shows more than 3 alcoholic drinks a day increases a woman’s chance of breast cancer by 30%, confirming the link between the two.Â 70,000 women were followed in the study and 2,800 of them got cancer.Â One or two drinks a day raised their chances by 10%, while 3 or more glasses of any sort of alcohol at all raised their chance by 30%.Â “Breast tissue acts as a filter for toxins.” As reported by Maureen Taylor wearing a green and black blouse.Â More about this at www.cbc.ca/montreal.

The Bouchard-Taylor Commission on reasonable accomodation is now in Joliette. The tone is sometimes sour but “We need these people. They enrich us.” As reported by Nancy Wood.Â Marianna Simeone in an orange raincoat with brown jacket and slacks for My Take says she’s not impressed with the commission.Â “It will do more harm than good.”Â Marianna reminds that reasonable accomodation is about “tearing down barriers for a more inclusive society” but the commission is dividing Quebecers and won’t amount to much.Â Marianna asked viewers to send their take.Â Geeta previewed the weather with a low of 14-degrees, “Rain is on its way” to Anna’s green garden of love. Followed by the break.

Making the news tonight: Marois Defends Home, Falling Glass and Surplus=Tax Breaks. The weather with Geeta Nadkarni “More fog we are seeing” at 16-degrees and below seasonal.Â A 60% chance of showers and thundershowers tomorrow.Â “Look good while dressing in layers” Wet Golf at the Presidents Cup to the break.

Our World and a US undercover investigation found gaping holes at the US-Canada Border for terrorists to slip through. As reported by Neil Macdonald in a black jacket, blue shirt and grey tie.Â In Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, security forces took hundreds of Buddhist monks in pre-dawn raids.Â Military troops opened fire on protesters, killing at least 9 people and in Aftghanistan, 2 more Canadian soldiers are recovering from injuries after an attack.Â 10 Palestinians were killed in Gaza Violence.

Former Indian Airline hijacker, Parminder Sing-Saini, nicknamed the ringleader has been detained in Canadian custody after he arrived in the country with a fake name.Â He is awaiting deportation and claims he could be tortured if he is sent back to India.Â He is studying to become a lawyer in Canada. As reported by Kas Roussy in a black jacket with an orange top.Â Avian Flu in Sask. and then the break.

Leah Hendry with The Scene and one of the top actors in Quebec, Roy Dupuis, a household name is ready to walk away from acting.Â Shy and a bit of a recluse, Roy Dupuis prefers to live on his private land “without feeling that I’m being observed or watched.Â Sailing is Dupuis passion, and he plans to take time on it, “I’ll sail around the world.”Â

In Siberia a 7.75 kilo Big Baby was born.Â Nadia is 17 pounds.Â Geeta gave the last weather with a 60% chance of rain.Â Michel signed off for the evening.

I’mÂ Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News diary-blog of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of accomplish, attain, authentic, autonomy, awarding, breakthrough, building, caring, carrying out, commitments, complete, consummate, definite, determining, earn, essence, executing, experience, finishing, fulful, harvest, inward, making, manifesting, natural, perform, plans, possibility, potential, realizing, ripeness, satisfy, substantial, tangible and to make real.

Actualizing

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I love Anna Dirksen.

Date Posted: Thursday, September 27th, 2007
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My Lightning Loves Her Black Fire.

It was very windy, with continuous gusting of force. Trees swayed vigorously. Even the shimmering tree swayed to one side, in the stormy sky. Dark grey clouds moved quickly from the west to the southeast. Along the north and over the mountain and behind the dark grey procession was a large ridged wall of white cloud that broke on the shores of blue sky. Up above me, clouds resembled large dabs of paint side by side in clustersÂ while the smoky grey cloudsÂ were with strange presence. In this Iâ€™m in love with Anna.

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It rained early this morning, and so the gravel was soaked in places, while some parts were dry or partly damp. My energy was low, as I was still recovering from congestion. Out in the air, I was able to breathe despite the headache. Trees waved and rustled â€“every leaf was alive. A large crust of cloud that bubbled like meringue obscured the sun. I loved watching the very dramatic dark shades of clouds. Sunlight was strained through cracks that remained very still as a sheet. To the east, all was telling of impending rain. In this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna.

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A black bird clucked as she made her way over the trees. The air was soft and mild, despite the lack of direct sunlight. The shimmering tree rustled as waves. Many trees displayed their yellowÂ or orange and red fashion. Many trees remained green still. A car horn repeatedly blared, as a distant birdcall pierced the air. The invasion of soft grey cloud continued. Many of themÂ hovered over the mountain and filled the sky to the southeast, down at the CBC, where my love Anna would be. She is my soulmate.

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On CBC News Morning, Heather Hiscox wore a black vest with a white blouse.Â Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and grey tie.Â Danielle Bochove wore a pale grey jacket with a white top.Â Colleen Jones wore a pale yellow dress with white top.Â

On the CBC Montreal news update, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and yellow tie.Â On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a red and white striped blouse with a black vest.Â Nil Koksal wore a red and white striped top with black jacket.Â David Common wore a dark blue short sleeved shirt.Â Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and grey tie.Â Jeannie Lee wore a pale green jacket.Â Jelena Adzic wore a black turtleneck sweater with short sleeves and a large ring pendant.Â Laura Thompson wore a blue top with a large circle pendant.Â On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, ecologically-friendly menstrual products, rhubarb cake, shopping online, nail care tips for men and green tips for owning a car.

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A low rumble from the northwest. 4 pigeons sped off together. The sun finally broke free from the clouds, illuminating me with its warmth. Trees rippled and undulated. A siren wailed in the distance. Dark grey blended with the pale. In all of this, I love Anna. My earthquake loves her volcano erupting. My snake coiled around a victim loves her snake. My business loves her politics. My contest loves her sports. My storms love her lightning.Â My red loves her black.Â My victim loves her heroes.Â MyÂ wrestlers loveÂ her martial arts. My submarine loves her test.Â Â My fighting loves her duel. My anger loves her fire.Â My arguing loves her arbitration.

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My jealousy loves her rivalry. My quarrel loves her negotiation. My resistance loves her prevention. My contradiction loves her dissension. My stress loves her strife. My opposing loves her opposition. My conflict loves her resistance. My feud loves her fight.Â My Darwinian evolution loves her rams butting heads. My striving loves her striving. My labour loves her exertion. My puzzle loves her match. My passive loves her blending. My risking loves her mastering. My battle loves her strategy. My encounter loves her championship. I love her lunar black bible verse “For the Lord shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended.” Isaiah 60:20. I love Anna Dirksen.

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Meanwhile, a fashion model buys Frasier for $500 at the bachelor auction for widows and orphans, but Frasier must babysit her daughter instead.Â Her daughter calls her a flake, with a butterfly tattoo.Â Â Â Renata has been 9 for the past 3 years, she said.Â Influenced by her negative attitude toward her mother, Frasier declines dinner with Christina only to find the 12-year-old Renata’s been mean and lying and everybody thinks a boy is trapped down the well.Â Â Sting lends a helping hand, but Bart’s been lying as well. In order to cover his tracksÂ he falls down the well because George Michael wants to pre-propose to Anne but she wants to get married right now. George Sr. wants to renew his vows with Lucille but she’s in love with Oscar his brother. Anne’sÂ father the pastor fights Michael for the woman he loves while Tobias reunites with Lindsay.

On the CBC News atÂ Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a yellow tie.Â Emergency repairs closed the Dorval overpass to highway 520 today.Â Major delays on the 20 during rush hour getting to the airport.Â It was flagged for closer inspection at the Johnson Commission.Â Airport Access Detour was reported by Andrew Chang in a black jacket and black shirt.

Cavendish Protest and at the Royal Montreal Golf Club, the Presidents Cup.Â 140 countries will have their eyes glued to the gameÂ broadcast amid traffic headaches for Dorval residents.Â As reported by Emmanuel Marchand in a black jacket and red shirt.Â Driver’s Complaints for 50 new buses and a weather check with Cheryl Rosebush wearing a black and white zebra-striped sweater and a 24-degree high today reached to 26.

Environment Canada’s fight against the poaching of protected and endangered species was won with the confiscation of 27 metric tonnes of conch meatÂ today. It is worth 2.5 million. The international smuggling ringÂ is Â ”a bit like an octopus.” As reported by Gerri Barrer.Â Water Woes and a town without a mayor after the 2005 election results in St-Constant was contested and judged a fraud, when Pepin spent 42% over budget.Â The stolen election is null and void. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer in a black blouse.Â The Bouchard-Taylor Commission on Reasonable Accomodation continues and coming up is Leah Hendry for the Montreal premiere of the film Shake Hands With The Devil, followed by the break.

Marc Garneau, former Canadian astronaut won’t be a candidate for the Liberals after all and the throne speech is in one month. StÃ©phane Dion puts on a brave face for Quebec.Â A LaPresse poll shows that the francophone vote supports the BlocÂ by aÂ 37% lead.Â Conservative support is at 27% and the NDP at 18%. Support for the Liberals is down to 11%.Â A possible fall election as reported by Julie Van Dusen in a black jacket and white top.

Army recruitment is up in QuebecÂ despite the fact thatÂ 60% of Quebecers disapprove of our soldiers in Afghanistan.Â 1,500 recruits to the Forces come from Quebec every year, as reported by Nancy Wood in a blue blouse.Â 2,300 soldiers from Quebec have started their turn this year.Â

Your Money with Jeannie Lee in a green jacket.Â A Tentative GM Deal and a class-action lawsuit against American car dealerships from making Canadians pay more.Â 12 counts of fraud for Portus co-founder and 40-year housing loans may inflate the price of homes.Â But “buying that house now can seem so urgent.” Folowed by the day’s numbers to Cheryl Rosebush with the weather, “Rain and warm weather in store” to the Jacques Cartier Bridge and the break.

Some of the top stories making news in Montreal this evening: Dorval Overpass, Illegal Conch Meat, Presidents Cup.Â The weather with Cheryl Rosebush and humidity today was up to 75% making the high ofÂ 26-degrees feel more like 32 or 33.Â Mostly cloudy today and a cooling offÂ of 14.Â 20-degrees tomorrow.Â

Our World and soldiers opened fire on demonstrators in Burma, as reported by Neil Macdonald in a grey jacket.Â Afghanistan civil unrest and villagers accuse international forces of killing innocent civilians.Â “They took 8 people and killed 2″ As reported by David Common in a blue shirt.

Soldier Goes Home and a 4-lane suspension bridge in Vietnam collapsed and killed 60.Â Farewell Marcel Marceau at age 84.Â Phil Spector Mistrial for a 2nd degree murder 4 1/2 years ago.Â Spector is 67.Â The skeletal remains from 100 years ago that was found at Toronto’s Don Jail were likely inmatesÂ as reported by Michael Dick to the next break.

White columns below and Stock Talk with PJ Stock in a grey jacket and white shirt.Â The Senator’s McAmmond hit and knocked down on the ice. Price shoud stay with the Canadiens, and a look at the Presidents Cup.

White columns below and Leah Hendry at the red carpet for theÂ premiere of Shake Hands With The Devil, in Montreal.Â The film is based on the book by Romeo Dallaire and his account of war atrocities he witnessed while serving in Rwanda where 800,000 people killed in 100 days.Â Roy Dupuis the actor that played him said, “It didn’t take long for me to feel I was on a mission.”Â White columns below and the final weather with Cheryl at 14-degrees tonight and tomorrow a high ofÂ 20.Â Michel signed off for the night.

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 battle, blending, championship, conflict, contest, contradict, counter, discord, dissension, encounter, exertion, feud, frustration, jealousy, labour, mastering, match, negotiate, opposing, passive, play, power play, prevention, puzzle, quarrel, risking, rivalry, strategy, stress, strife, strive and testing.

Struggle

Relating

I love Anna Dirksen.

Date Posted: Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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My Sun Temple Loves Her Blue Heaven.

The shimmering tree rustled, with each leaf vibrating at a high frequency. Cicadas rang out at 10:20 and I was completely in love. Blue skies were pale, with a wash of light cloudy haze. To the north, a large crush of cloud, and a crow beat her wings as she went. The breeze was light, and refreshing, but quite constant up on the roof. The mountain looked very bright. In this, I am in love with Anna.

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The sun was strong but there was softness to it. Shadows were low and penetrating. A crow cawed and a deep rumble rolled. It comes from the northern horizon. Two crows flapped and cawed as a couple. There was a spot of green on the gravel. A young pigeon landed on the roof ledge to make a survey, then dive down. Cicadas rang at 10:30 In this, Iâ€™m in love with Anna.

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A tiny white butterfly fluttered by and a wasp landed on my brown shoe, as she was out on patrol on the gravel. The yellow spread in the trees, and there were red patches. Each tree had its own green coloration. A very large dragonfly hovered like a helicopter. A soft grey cloud wall was growing from the north, with ridges and softening rifts. There was softness to everything. Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this.

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On CBC News Morning, Heather Hiscox wore a light brown jacket.Â Harry Forestell wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a pink tie.Â Colleen Jones wore a black sweater with a blue top.Â I didn’t mean to miss Danielle Bochove. On the CBC Montreal news update, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket and orange shirt with a red and tan striped tie.Â

On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a tan jacket with a yellow blouse.Â Henry Champ wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a black tie with white kernels.Â Nil Koksal wore a black jacket with a white blouse.Â Jeannie Lee wore a tan jacket with a black top.Â Linden MacIntyre wore a black jacket with a black T-shirt.Â Jelena Adzic wore a black dress. On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, eating with chop-sticks, naturopathic medicine, bankruptcy in and outs, Â tips forÂ your inner flirt and online agenda calandars for the family.

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In the distance, signs of coming rain. The low horizon was looking like wet grey watercolour. A crow flew silently overhead. Edges were manageable, giving me signs of control â€“a sense of peace in the midst of what I understand but cannot see. Dark grey clouds were moving in, and the sun beamed down, giving my hand a shadow companion. The breeze became gusty and wide. A rumble came to a crescendo and suddenly stopped, and then a crow landed in the shimmering tree, cawing in bursts of 3. The dark grey cloud built up for rain suddenly dispersed, leaving the skies blue once again, and the north sky now had a light layer, which softened the blue near to white. Iâ€™m in love with Anna in this. She is my soulmate.

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