Frank Remus

Trees moved as slowly as tortoises in the gentle breeze. The shimmering tree’s yellow leaves were fluttering butterflies. Some trees were peppered and spiced. The sky was clear and pale blue. Lines were sharp and angular. A large dog barked angrily amid the roadwork noise. The gravel was still partly wet. Shadows were long and deep. The sun was very bright. Sparse clouds moved only as mist. I’m in love with Anna in this.

  

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The air was cold. It was  frosty and bright. There was low traffic hiss. There was stillness. I was deeply moved for Anna, my son and the moon and the sun. A lovebird twittered as she sped by. Her little belly was orange. My camera eye watched a seagull gliding alongside my space up on the roof. The mountain was bright with sunlight. It was faded and soft in the glow. My thought process was slow and slightly staggared. But I was awake to Anna’s fluidity. The collapsed cave was clearing from its debris.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

  

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Two lovebirds sped by faithfully. Energy was stirring in me and freeing. “My blues dispersed” I was aware of cords hoisting me up into shape. Impacted arrays were releasing and flowing more freely and blending to be one for her love. In the clearing they became whole, integrating as soft tissue. What was guiding the action, and with understanding, what was guiding the shape? I focused on the physical, -sensations of currents were flowing. A crow flapped like a black bow tie in mid flight. Leaves fell from the shimmering tree. I’m in love with Anna in this.

  

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My exertion loves her heart’s labour. My matching loves her blending. My risking loves her mastery. My snakes love her wrestlers. My submarine test loves her volcano erupting. My rams butting heads loves her lightning. My red storms love her black fire. My Yang power plays loves her Yin strategies. My contradictions love her dream contests. My heart’s puzzle loves her black potent encounter. I love her black lunar bible verse in my Egyptian box “He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him.” Psalm 126:6. I love Anna Dirksen.

  

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Meanwhile, Frasier must deal with the appearance of his ex-wife at Bora-Bora while Madeline and he are hot for each other, and he makes fake lovemaking sounds to arouse jealousy in his ex-wife.  Lilith tells Frasier she’s getting married and needs his blessing since the family will be winter caretakers for the lodge with a history of witch-burnings and John Denver Christmas specials.  No TV and no beer make Homer go crazy and he goes on a murderous rampage.   He repairs the toaster that is now a time-machine.  “I wish I hadn’t killed that fish.” The aliens remark. “Foolish earthlings! Totally unprepared for the act of time-travel” to the nightmare cafeteria where the children are eaten for lunch. It will be a surprise birthday party for Lucille but she is surprised when nobody comes. She’s been a horrible mother. Michael has short-term memory loss from a car accident with his mother.  “I just want my children to love me.” Lucille explains when she gets caught.

On the CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a dark grey jacket with a grey shirt and a light grey tie.  Street gangs in Little Burgundy and NDG faced police arrests today. 21  were arrested after 5 were arrested last night.   600 rocks of crack were seized, along with guns and cash.  As reported by Peter Johnson in a black jacket with a white shirt and a black tie.

The family of Yves Couture spoke after the arrest of Sylvain Vincent -the man who is charged with the first-degree murder of Couture.  Vincent shot him in front of his 5-year-old son.  Vincent worked for Couture and was fired 3 years ago.

A woman in her 60’s was in a Downtown Accident and a 24-year-old man crashed his car through the railing of an overpass on the 20, landing on the barrier of the road below.  “It’s not the accident you see every day.” The man survived with head injuries and tried to escape from police.  It could be a case of alcohol and speed. A city bus crashed through the same spot in 2004.

A warning about driving this weekend.  The northbound side of the 15 is closed for roadwork.  Jesse Connel gave the details in a black jacket and black and white shirt.  Another Bridge Demolition.  It will be replaced at $25 million.  It will take 2 years to rebuild. 

A quick weather look with Geeta Nadkarni in a grey jacket with a pink broach and a red top for a 16-degree high today and a low of 13.  Showers wil start after midnight.  Pink Hijab in support of fighting breast cancer.  Coming up: Buck 65 with Leah Hendry wearing an orange sweater.  It was the 100th ceremony for the Order of Canada. 6 Quebecers were awarded. First Ceremony footage, and since that day 5,000 Canadians have been recognized for their achievements to the next break.

New numbers show that 35% of the wine sold in Canada is sold in Quebec.  Quebecers like wine and are buying more.  Red wine makes 80% of the sales.  325 people will be tasting wines worth $1,700 for the 6th year anniversary of a wine-tasting fundraising event. Proceeds go to Maison Rosemont Hospital.

Your Money and the Canadian dollar is higher than it has been in 33 years. It opened at $1.04 US and an online shopping boom to the US makes purchases go up by 17% on Ebay, while domestic producers are feeling the pinch to the day’s closing numbers.  Geeta Nadkarni with the weather preview and a low of 10 tonight  “The weekend can be saved after all” to downtown and soulmates at night to the next break.

Train To The Airport, with 3 firms given $300,000 for studying the project’s feasibility. My Take with Marianna Simeone in a red top with black jacket and viewer’s responses to yesterday’s Quebec Identity bill commentary she made for My Take.  “This topic struck a chord.” Followed by the break.

Returning with some of the top stories in Montreal: Street Gang Arrest in connection to 2 shootings.  Overpass Plunge and Loonie Flies High at 1.03 US.  It’s the highest it’s been since 1974, and it’s gained 20 cents in the past year.

The weather with Geeta Nadkarni. The current temperature was 13-degrees and showers begin after midnight. Tomorrow there will be 20 to 30 mm of rain with 60 km/h winds. Bring a mitten on Sunday if you’re going to a Halloween party.  Thick fog in Beijing made for zero visibility. Some Olympic events may have to be rescheduled in the event to the next break.

The RCMP caught a “big fish in a small pot” with the arrest of Richard McNair in New Brunswick today.  A criminal Houdini who escaped previously McNair was one of America’s most wanted. Police in Canada received 300 tips.  The Conservative government prefers that all voters show their face. It does not agree with allowing for Veiled Voters.  Ottawa Senators team members found imposters of themselves on Facebook. It is a growing problem.  ”Online clones have been busy.” But it’s not illegal unless it’s for financial gain. As reported by Steve Fischer in a green shirt.

Our World and in California, people return to their homes, at least 7 people are dead, amid confusion and frustration. As reported by Sasa Petrocic in a red short-sleeved shirt.  In the Gaza Strip amid Israeli and Palestinian leaders start peace negotiations while Israeli forces kill 6 Palestinian militants.  In the Philippines, a plane crashed into a banana grove followed by the Discovery Spacewalk -the first of 5 that are scheduled, followed by the break.

Stock Talk with PJ Stock in a black jacket, grey shirt and dark grey tie.  The Red Sox are 2 games away from the World Series and they are too deep in the pitching and hitting.  Alex Kovalev vows to play his 1,000 game but PJ Stock wonders if he can.  Price in the big game and the Alouettes play without Calvillo and score for his family.

The Scene with Leah Hendry and a Stevie Wonder clip from last night’s show at the Bell Center -a duet with his daughter.  Canadian Hip-Hop artist Buck 65 has released a new album called Situation. With nostalgia he revisits 1957 for influences.  Movie suggestions this weekend includes Reservation Road and The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D.  There’s the band Down and at the Botanical Gardens there’s the Chinese Lanterns.  A 4-year-old boy in China swims in the pool with his friend the Beluga whale.  Geeta with the last weather check and rain all day tomorrow. Michel considers going to a Halloween party dressed as a mitten -it’s an original idea.  He signs 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 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.