Frank Remus | My Sun Temple Loves Her Blue Heaven.

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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My baby loves her newborn. My children love her youth. My kissing loves her caressing. My lovers love her hug. My lovemaking loves her sexual climax. My white loves her white clothes. My painter loves her museum. My classical music loves her song. My temple loves her heaven. My morning loves her sunrise. My flowers love her bouquet. My adoration loves her persona. My celebration loves her toast.

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My saint loves her gathering roses.Â My gifts love her reward. My silver loves her gold. My shaking hands love her electrical charge. My costuming loves her wagging tail. My happiness loves her health. My ethics love her touch. My money loves her gourmet food. My love loves her true. My handsomeness loves her beauty. My willingness loves her attractiveness. My healing loves her climax. My authentic loves her real. My affirming loves her avowing. My awe loves her great.

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My honesty loves her genuine. MyÂ joy loves her glory. My morality loves her ethical. My completion loves her goal. My positive loves her optimistic. My unquestionable loves her established. My possibility loves her miracles. My constructive loves her productive. My feeling loves her cheerful. My caring loves her destiny. My destiny loves her guaranteed. I love her lunar black bible verse, “When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned.” Isaiah 43:2. I love Anna Dirksen.

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Meanwhile, Frasier decides to get his affairs in order early, at age 41. He attends the wake forÂ his health-consciousÂ JewishÂ doctor who died in his prime while Marge goes to see Dr. Hibbert about her pregnancy test. Homer was 24-years-old when he got Marge pregnant with Bart. Homer reminisces to his children. The couple sang You Light Up My Life.Â Homer tells Marge at the mini golf “Someday I’ll buy you a real castle” Homer proposes “Will you marry me?” Marge says. “Yes!” They get married for $20.Â Homer wishes he could afford a better wedding day.Â Marge doesn’t know how they’ll keep up with the bills. Homer wants his baby to come out to a man with a good job. After leaving Marge to make money to send for their child, Homer gets a job at the nuclear plant where they’ve got donuts “all the colours of the rainbow” Marge says any ring is fine as long as its from him.Â Homer runs to the hospital to be with his wife and new baby and Lindsay needs Michael to hire her husband Tobias as an office assistant.Â Gob visits the naturopathic store AncientÂ Chinese Secret and procures the Sword of Destiny.Â Michael goes the the hospital for his appendix but a bacterial infection during the operation has given him an abscess.

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with an orange shirt and a pale red and tan striped tie.Â A Quebec coronor blames Honore-Mercier Hospital for the C-difficile strain that killed 16 people last year. “Nothing short of negligence.” The hospital’s comment was “No comment.” As reported by Gerri Barrer in a white blouse.

The Charest government delivered a plan on how to deal with blue-green algae byÂ banning phosphates from dishwasher detergent.Â Environmentalists say it’s a band-aid solution -farmers are the real polluters.Â $160 million will go towards it, $145 million of it towards the agricultural sector with consultations from farm-to-farm.Â 250 lakes are surveyed every 5 years butÂ the number will go upÂ to 700.Â As reported by Andrew Chang.

Shaken Baby, Human Bone Found and Reasonable Accomodation and the suggestion that athiesm will help.Â A quick weather check with Cheryl Rosebush in a red-orange blouse with white top at 28-degrees from a high of 29 at 3 pm -a new record for today.Â The PQ’s Pauline Marois is the first woman to lead a political party in Quebec, as reported by Amanda Pfeffer.Â Leah Hendry previewed The Scene in a white top to the break.

Marianna Simeon previewed My Take on Thursdays.Â Our World and another Canadian soldier was killed in Afghanistan. 24-year-old Corporal Hornburg was killed and 3 soldiers from Quebec were injured.Â 71 Canadian soldiers have been killed since 2002. As reported by David Common in a grey shirt.

The NDP are saying that president of Afghanistan Hamid Karsai’s speech last year in Canada, where he was thankful for Canada’s role, wasn’t written by him at all, but by the Canadian military. As reported by Julie Van DusenÂ Â a grey jacket with black top.

Your Money and shoppers should be careful how much personal information they give out in the light of the Winner’s customer database hacker attack in January. Frank Work said “Too much information was collected” and it wasn’t encrypted enough. A $128 million class-action lawsuit is in the works. As reported by Alex Freedman in a black jacket and white shirt.

Jeannie Lee in a tan jacket for Your Money and Scotia Bank says the Ontario economy could hit a recession because 80,000 Canadian workers could be out of work from the strike at GM in the US.Â Best Buy says that 90% of returned flat screen TVs were taken back because the customers didn’t fully get the concept.Â The Porshe is slashing prices by 10%, bringing the price down to $115,000.Â The day’s financial numbers and Cheryl Rosebush with a weather preview, “It’s going to be warm but pull out those umbrellas” to time and my love’s love river to the break.

Some of the top stories making news in Montreal this evening: C-Difficile, Casualties in Afghanistan, Banning Phosphates. The weather with Cheryl Rosebush. It’s too early for Indian Summer with a high of 29-degrees, with a 60% chance of showers tonight and a low of 22-degrees. Tomorrow’s high will be 25, which is 5 to 7 degrees higher than seasonal.Â Rain for the next 3 days.Â President’s Cup with Tiger Woods in Montreal with 8 0f the top 10 players in the world to the next break.

In New York, Stephen Harper answered a wide range of questions and says that he sees a good possibilityÂ for another minority Conservative government winning the next election. As reported by Keith Boag in a black jacket, blue shirt and red tie.

In New York Ahmadinejad’s Speech and Bush Speaks at UN.Â In Mayanmar, Buddhist monks led 10,000 people in another day of protest. Bombings Appeal, New Japanese PM and New Baby Rhino.Â It is Fashion Week in Milan and there is a billboard that shows the naked anorexic fashion model making a health-conscious fashion statement.Â

Your Health with Terry Reith in a black jacket, white shirt and a black tie with white dots. A German study shows that Acupuncture is far superior to conventional treatments for lower back pain. 3 groups were tested.Â The group treated by real acupuncture noted a 48% improvement.Â 44% receving fake acupuncture noted an improvement.Â 27% noted improvement from conventional treatment.Â Followed by the next break.

The Scene with Leah Hendry and 25 years ago today, the famed and gifted Canadian pianist Glenn Gould passed away. He would have been 75. As reported by Sandra Abma.Â Ben Harper in Montreal.Â Leah Hendry said there will be a Unite Against AIDS concert in Montreal.Â Polaris Prize Winner was Patrick Watson and tomorrow Leah will be at the red carpet premiere of Shake Hands With The Devil.Â Cheryl gave theÂ last weather, “Keep your umbrellas handy” 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 atÂ Six re-reportage of acceptable, agreed, attractiveness, authentic, avowing, awe, caring, certain, cheerful, clear, climax, completion, constructive, destiny, established, ethical, exaggeration, feeling, genuine, glory, goal, guaranteed, handsomeness, healing, honest, joy, love, miracles, morality, new, optimistic, positive, possibility, productive, real, testifying, true, trustworthy, unequivocal, unquestionable and willingness.

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