Frank Remus

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 clusters while the smoky grey clouds were with strange presence. In this I’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 –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, I’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 yellow 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 them 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.  Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and grey tie.  Danielle Bochove wore a pale grey jacket with a white top.  Colleen Jones wore a pale yellow dress with white top. 

On the CBC Montreal news update, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and yellow tie.  On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a red and white striped blouse with a black vest.  Nil Koksal wore a red and white striped top with black jacket.  David Common wore a dark blue short sleeved shirt.  Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and grey tie.  Jeannie Lee wore a pale green jacket.  Jelena Adzic wore a black turtleneck sweater with short sleeves and a large ring pendant.  Laura Thompson wore a blue top with a large circle pendant.  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.  My red loves her black.  My victim loves her heroes.  My wrestlers love her martial arts. My submarine loves her test.   My fighting loves her duel. My anger loves her fire.  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.  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.  Her daughter calls her a flake, with a butterfly tattoo.   Renata has been 9 for the past 3 years, she said.  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.  Sting lends a helping hand, but Bart’s been lying as well. In order to cover his tracks 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’s father the pastor fights Michael for the woman he loves while Tobias reunites with Lindsay.

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a yellow shirt and a yellow tie.  Emergency repairs closed the Dorval overpass to highway 520 today.  Major delays on the 20 during rush hour getting to the airport.  It was flagged for closer inspection at the Johnson Commission.  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.  140 countries will have their eyes glued to the game broadcast amid traffic headaches for Dorval residents.  As reported by Emmanuel Marchand in a black jacket and red shirt.  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 meat today. It is worth 2.5 million. The international smuggling ring is  ”a bit like an octopus.” As reported by Gerri Barrer.  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.  The stolen election is null and void. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer in a black blouse.  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. Stéphane Dion puts on a brave face for Quebec.  A LaPresse poll shows that the francophone vote supports the Bloc by a 37% lead.  Conservative support is at 27% and the NDP at 18%. Support for the Liberals is down to 11%.  A possible fall election as reported by Julie Van Dusen in a black jacket and white top.

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

Your Money with Jeannie Lee in a green jacket.  A Tentative GM Deal and a class-action lawsuit against American car dealerships from making Canadians pay more.  12 counts of fraud for Portus co-founder and 40-year housing loans may inflate the price of homes.  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.  The weather with Cheryl Rosebush and humidity today was up to 75% making the high of 26-degrees feel more like 32 or 33.  Mostly cloudy today and a cooling off of 14.  20-degrees tomorrow. 

Our World and soldiers opened fire on demonstrators in Burma, as reported by Neil Macdonald in a grey jacket.  Afghanistan civil unrest and villagers accuse international forces of killing innocent civilians.  “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.  Farewell Marcel Marceau at age 84.  Phil Spector Mistrial for a 2nd degree murder 4 1/2 years ago.  Spector is 67.  The skeletal remains from 100 years ago that was found at Toronto’s Don Jail were likely inmates 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.  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 the premiere of Shake Hands With The Devil, in Montreal. 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.  Roy Dupuis the actor that played him said, “It didn’t take long for me to feel I was on a mission.”  White columns below and the final weather with Cheryl at 14-degrees tonight and tomorrow a high of 20.  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.