My Baby Celebration Loves Her Adorable Newborn

Orb of Sun radiated an abundance of light blending with heat. On the gravel crawled a tiny spider. She would crawl over a pebble and then hop across 3 or 4 more. She crawled over my black Mephisto shoe like it was no problem at all. I was amazed how far she sprang by her magic leaps. A crow flew under a passing jet and quickly turned back. Upper air seemed like a gel, with white watercolour streaks soaking in. The sky was misty and bright. A small plane burbled. A little bird quacked like a toy, bleeping in morse code from the trees. I’m in love with Anna in this

Leafy tree shoots looked like green paint blotches done with a sponge. Green was more present than it was yesterday. The tiny spider was now on the yellow brick wall. There were strands of web like a tightrope. She was exploring a region of black on the wall that had craggy holes. I wasn’t sure she was going anywhere at all. She was very cautious about taking the precise path, as she would retrace her steps just to get it right. It’s as if she had her journey well-mapped. All of a sudden she was quite high up the wall. A dog barked and crows cawed. I’m in love with Anna in this.

2 squirrels squeaked in a tree. They made their way down gingerly. I was feeling a depth of ache for my soulmate. Water gushed in a vent. A crow cawed 3 times and then 5. I was feeling relaxed and alive. The constricted sense was softening and the contours were more clearly felt. Something was doing good for my health. It freed me upon inspection of a compacted region. It minded the narrow roots that opens canals, it unhooks latches and it unwinds the twisted ropes that binds the soul. A plane burbled overhead. Her mountain of love was well-fed with choice greenery. I’m in love with Anna in this.

Black gobules of tar speckled the grey gravel beneath my black shoes. Lengths of spider’s web that traveled just above the ground glinted in the sunlight. I was getting closer to the origins. There was a long oblong space in the gravel about the size of a footprint. It was deliberately set. A plane careened at top speed, and so did traffic below. Wispy strands of cloud looked like wedding veils. Recovery was faster. I was absorbing the warmth of the sun. It was making me feel better than ever. More alert, more alive, and more in love. The heat of it all was deepening. I’m in love with Anna in this.

My children’s persona loves her productive youth. My silver and gold loves her white clothes. My sexual climax kissing loves her love making hugs. My baby celebration loves her adorable newborn. My heaven loves her Saint Rose. My true love avowing loves her healing joy and happiness. My temple gathering loves her genuine miracles. My affirming beauty loves her great attractiveness. My painter museum loves her flower costuming. My classical music loves her new sun song. My honest testifying loves her ethical morality. My real feeling of glory loves her golden sunrise. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “I will go before thee, and make the crooked places straight.” -Isaiah 45:2. “The liberal soul shall be made fat: and he that watereth shall be watered also himself.” Proverbs 11:25. I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, a Bavarian fencing instructor falls in love with Maris, making Niles jealously give him a sword fight because after helping people solve their problems, Homer doesn’t know what to do with the secret he’s learned about the Springfield Isotopes moving to Albercoque. Homer goes on a 12 day hunger strike to protest it as well as the fact that Michael is afraid to take Sally to the health spa for Valentine’s day. A deaf giant and fake uncle are taking his sister Lindsay on the romantic getaway instead so the company will have enough money.

On CBC News Morning, Heather Hiscox wore a yellow sweater with a white blouse. On CBC News Today, Nancy Wilson wore a blue dress with white top. Suhana Meharchand wore a white jacket with a grey and white blouse. On CBC News at Six, Nancy Wood wore a green-blue blouse. Soldiers Settlement, Gas Thief, Sign Flack, Nice Start To Weekend.

28 Canadian veterans that served in the 90’s are suffering from post-traumatic stress. They have a federal court suit against the Department of National Defence. They have been waiting 6 years for a court settlement. A federal court judge has asked the two parties to explore mediation. 1 in 10 people have post-traumatic stress disorder. It is treated with medication and therapy. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer in a black jacket with white blouse.

Gas Theft at an Ultramar station in St-Laurent. Thieves stole thousands of dollars of diesel by pumping it out from the ground. As reported by Shari Okeke in a black suit with green top. Gas Prices Still High at $1.35 a litre. It could reach $1.50 or $1.60 this summer. A member of the Black Watch is appealing to the thief that stole his laptop from his car last night to return it. It has only sentimental value, with all the photographs he had of his fallen comerade in Afghanistan. He would like it back with no questions asked.

The forecast with Kristen Falco in a grey jacket, black slacks and pink top, in for Frank Cavallaro. A current temperature of 19 degrees, feeling like 19 with calm winds. Today’s high was 27.2. A man is in critical condition after a Fire In Ville-Emard. Hotel Fire interrupts 800 guests. The Canadiens won last night’s game and the fans kept their cool. Police Video Seizure to identify riot suspects. They make a total of 31 arrests. CBC envelopes of unbroadcast video will remain sealed until the case is decided. Followed by her pregnant biosphere and the break.

The weather with Kristen Falco with a nice sunny day instore for tomorrow. Current temperature was 19 degrees, feeling like 19 with calm winds. We may get a shower late tomorrow night. Tonight’s low will be 8 degrees, feeling like 8 with 15 km/h winds. Tomorrow it will be 22, feeling like 19 with 40 km/h winds. Flooding is still a concern in many parts of Quebec. Mauricie Floods affected 150 homes.

A Quebec Superior Court judge is considering a settlement for plaintifs of a sexual abuse case with Selwyn House. A former teacher sexually abused the plaintifs in the 1980’s. The school has agreed to make a public statement of regret and to make a payment up to $5 million. As reported by Lysanne Louter in a blue jean jacket with white top.

The Supreme Court passed judgement on random searches by police with sniffer dogs for drugs at schools. The court said it was a violation of the charter of rights. It is a “reasonable expectation” that students should not have their school bags randomly checked. As reported by Julie Van Dusen in a black jacket with white top. Stephen Harper admitted the government made a serious mistake when an alleged al-Qaeda suspect was granted a visa. “the result of an administrative error.” Followed by the break.

The day’s closing numbers and getting ready for a bi-election on May 12th with a controversial ADQ election sign that suggests increasing the birth rate and decreasing immigration instead of increasing immigration by 22% like the Liberals and PQ have said. However, 51% of Quebecers agree that Quebec has reached its maximum immigration peak. As reported by Stephanie Tremblay in a black jacket with black and white scarf.

Top Story: a mediated settlement in the works for former Canadian soldiers diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. Thy claim the Canadian forces that did not protect their rights. 20 million people a year have lasic surgery but some have chronic pain and blurred vision and other problems with their eyesight. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration held public hearings today on the serious medical complications that arise from laser eye surgery. As reported by Ron Charles. Chance of Rain, to the bridge and the break.

A judge in New York found 3 police men not guilty for killing a man on his wedding day, November 25th, 2006. The unarmed man was shot 50 times. The judges ruling received a furious reaction but manslaughter was not proven beyond a shadow of a doubt. As reported by Neil Macdonald. 24 people are dead and 40 others are wounded after a Bus Bomb In Sri Lanka.

Anti-sealing activists protested against Canada’s seal hunt, prompting more calls for a ban. It is legal to shoot house cats in Switzerland. 10 dollars a pelt will be paid by tanners to make fur scarves. The Swizz government has decided to ban the commercial sale of cat pelts after a growing public outcry across the world. As reported by David Common in a grey coat. Rainy Days Ahead, to her biosphere pregnant and the break.

A second look at the weather with Kristen Falco with tonight’s low of 8 degrees, feeling like 8 with 15 km/h winds. Tomorrow morning it will be 10, rising to 22 and falling to 10. Update: AGC Glass shutdown. Its oven was turned off for the first time in 18 years. 50 employees are now without work. TQS & the CRTC. 270 employees stand to lose their jobs. Mercier bridge repair will cost $66 million. 125 million cars cross it every year. No Pedestrian Zone for St-Paul Street. PJ Stock previewed Stock Talk to the riverside and the break.

Stock Talk with PJ Stock in a black jacket, white shirt and green tie. The Canadiens won their first game of the Eastern Conference semi-final with 2 controversial goals, one accidentally make on their own net and one “kicked” goal that wasn’t a kick. There’s a Habs Fever page online. A last check on the weather with Kristen at 19 degrees under cloudy skies, down to 8 tonight. “Another nice day instore tomorrow.” Nancy Wood signed off for the evening. Michel will return on Monday.

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 acceptable, agreed, attractiveness, authentic, avowing, awe, caring, certain, cheerful, clear, climax, completion, constructive, destiny, extablished, 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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