Frank Remus

A light breeze tempered the heat.  Orb of Sun shone good and strong. Blue skies had clusters of faint wooly cloud, and ever so delicate streaks.  Cicadas sang in continuous waves, stopping, then starting again.  Trees showed slight changing in their shades of green.  Black hornet zigzagged away from her lair nearby the elevator room stair. To the north, the sky was a grey wash. There was haze on her mountain of love.  A yellow lovebird fluttered and dived. Energy was up when I thought of my love. I wanted her more than ever.  Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Current was coming in. Traffic rolled on the road at an even clip. A housefly circled me with mad buzzing. A dog barked at 10:44. A low drone rose from some unknown plane. Trees slowly wobbled and waved. A small plane sped loudly and quickly. Let me find the way to my heart of hearts, my Queen of Hearts, her diamond heart. I was feeling out for her reality, her dreams and her excellent touch. I was longing to hold her in love. I wished for her more. A low rumble arose from the far distant north. Cicadas were rather loud at 11:16.  Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

I moved my chair into the hot beaming sunlight but I soon returned to the shade from the heat. The yellow lovebird returned with deep diving loops. I found a blueberry on the gravel. Yesterday, I watched Final Fantasy VII with Tristan. Later we saw Criss Angel’s motorcycle stunt where he disappears in mid-flight and emerge from the deep rain-filled dirt after being buried alive. Today we spent a very long time at the video store for a film but found nothing. Instead, we watched TV, we talked and joked a lot, and we researched the PC game called The Movies. It has a powerful movie-making capacity that would be great for his creative ideas. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

My harbour watch loves her refuge boat.  My brown skin loves her hand holding.  My secret greenhouse loves her hidden preserve.  My parent cherish loves her healing hug. My quilt cover loves her unity circles. My drawbridge defending loves her castle guarding.  My umbrella holding loves her clothes modesty.  My house care loves her roof security.  I love her lunar black bible verses from my Egyptian box “Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.” –Matthew 24:35.  “And it shall come to pass, that before they call, I will answer; and while they are yet speaking, I will hear.” –Isaiah 65:24.  “But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings.” –Malachi 4:2.  “But as truly as I live, all the earth shall be filled with the glory of the Lord.” Numbers 14:21.  “He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.” –John 5:24.  “And whosoever shall give to drink unto one of these little ones a cup of cold water only in the name of a disciple, verily I say unto you, he shall in no wise lose his reward.” Matthew 10:42.  “But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.” –Matthew 24:13.  I love Anna Dirksen.

A soft overcast covered the sky. Blueness was in pale shades. Vapor streaks were from jet trails. Some clouds were delicately rippled, meeting with wooly flakes. An orange lovebird play chased with a yellow one. The air was warm. There wasn’t much wind. Deep rumbles growled in the north. My octagon-shaped clock  read 10:48. A solo cicada quietly droned. A fly landed on my Imagine love diary. Her delicate legs spread like a faun.  Cicadas warmed up with muted trumpet sounds. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Traffic rolled with car horns honking. Cicadas began buzzing full steam at exactly 10:53. I wished there was coolness of wind.  Unfolding came carefully, looping areas, connecting regions. Blending was more pronounced, but quiet.  Emotion felt better today. A small plane burbled overhead. Car horns honked in the distance. Someone was insistently honking. A red dragonfly hovered nearby. Wasps came to check me out, but their curiosity was fleeting. 3 seagulls flapped in a race.  Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

At 11:01 the cicadas droned loudly in continuous waves. At 11:03 a fire engine sped by with a high-pitched siren wail. Black hornet crawled into her lair. Her companion arrived seconds later, but decided to head out again. A fire van sped past with siren, amid the ongoing honking car horns. A long jet vapor trail appeared overhead.  5 pigeons flew in a coordinated formation.  A helicopter passed above her mountain of love. Unfolding came with fine-tuned precision, as I was getting closer to deep rooted regions. Cicadas sang at 11:20. A little green fly parked on my writing hand to preen her wings with her back legs.  Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Car horns persistently honked. A crow cawed once in response. More jet vapor trails formed into pale clouds. The sky had an abundance of them. A low rumbling emerged from the north. A crow cawed a hectoring stream. A dog yapped with a stern warning. Wasps hovered around the elevator room roof. One of them got caught in a spider’s web thread, frantically trying to break free from her rope. She was a large wasp and the web must have been very strong. Her 3 concerned companions hovered with helpless concern. After considerable effort, she managed to escape from it. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Car horns continued to honk. Cicadas were singing at 11:48. A white butterfly fluttered past me. I longed to be with my dream girl, kissing.  Tristan and I took a walk and that’s when I discovered the reason why car horns were honking so much. There was a long procession of women wearing pink. They were marching from Queen Mary Road along Fielding Avenue for their Weekend To End Breast Cancer walk. Drivers were honking their horns in support of their urgent cause. My powerful ape loves her bear strength. My horse power loves her lion drive. My intensifying ardor loves her compelling red passion. My ascetic necessity loves her concentrated potency. My hips press loves her thighs holding. My yang imbalance intervention loves her effective yin mastery.  My dynamic cyclotron loves her gravity generator push. My king in charge loves her convincing rule. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box. “But he knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold.” Job 23:10. “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.” –Psalm 23:4. “I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.” –Psalm 32:8.  I love Anna Dirksen.

A pale moon was in the sky. A cloud caterpillar floated above the shimmering tree. Jet vapor spread like pastry flour blown on a blue counter. A glowing light was in the east. It never became the airplane I expected. Cicadas sang at full choir at 10:35. Traffic moved briskly but there wasn’t much.  The sky had more blue than clouds. There was grey haze in the north. I was hot. Trees were well-coiffed. The tone of my feelings was sad for some reason but numbers were clear and well-ordered, goading me on for their patterns. I saw a yellow leaf in a tree. The stillness of trees was complete, save for the shimmering tree. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Cicadas sang at 10:45. I chewed on my soul like I was gum. I was exhausted by my race. I was looking forward to seeing my son. A long wispy cloud looked just like a giant white eyebrow in the sky. Trees shone with great highlights. Healing was coming, despite how I felt. I ached for her. She is the jewel of my heart. Faint lines were so hard to trace. I came closer to some shapes while a fly crawled on top of my head. Her tiny feet tickled my skin. A dragonfly sped through the sky with great joy as cicadas sang at 10:58. I was feeling better than ever, really. I moved my chair into sunlight from the shady elevator room stair. A white butterfly danced, a large insect zipped. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Cicadas sang in stereophonic sound at 11:05. I was relaxing amid tangled wires untangling themselves. An Enoesque siren warbled and wailed at 11:08. Some good stuff was coming through. A vapor trail was like a stretch of rope next to a large downy feather. The pale moon continued to glow. Black tar stood on grey gravel. Black hornet went on her trip. The light on her mountain of love flashed once or twice at 11:54. Tristan came over and we took a walk to Hampstead Park for a swing on the swings. Many dragonflies parading in the sky. One beautiful cloud looked just like a gigantic wreath. My silver medal loves her gold sports standing. My prize trophy loves her racer ahead. My full house loves her wheel of fortune. My campaign money loves her race won prestige. My make out score loves her pure seduction.  My purple dragon master loves her excellent green adventure. My chief player leaping for joy loves her mountain climbing leader.  My self-affirmation loves her lion power dominating.  I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “The Lord redeemeth the soul of his servants: and none of them that trust in him shall be desolate.” –Psalm 34:22.  “Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and he shall sustain thee: he shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.” –Psalm 55:22.  “And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.” Matthew 21:22.  I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, Frasier’s caller confesses she fantasizes about him during sex. Frasier feel a bit red. Martin completes a song for Frank Sinatra, You Are The Song My Soul Would Sing. Frasier performs it at the memorial for his hated aunt while Lucille explains to George Michael that his cousin Maeby was created in a “$130,000 cup of soup. Lindsay and Tobias get intimate while Homer becomes a zombie. He forms a volunteer fire department, stealing merchandise and upsetting his kids but ends up the hero when he saves Moe and Apu from the flames.  On CBC News Morning, Susan Bonner wore a black blouse with white polka dots. Heather Hiscox wore a yellow blouse. Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and a purple tie. On CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a grey jacket with a grey shirt and a grey tie with white stars. Highs and Lows in Beijing, Too Many Prisoners, Cars Damaged In TMR, Health Warning, Celine Concert In Quebec, Internet Predator, Portable Prison Cells,
Stuck 15 Storeys High, St-Lambert Days, Poutine Festival. The weather with Frank Cavallaro in a yellow tan jacket, grey shirt and a white tie with a current temperature of 18 degrees, feeling like 20 with 5 km/h winds. Michel signed off for the night.

I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News blog diary of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of absolute, accomplish, achievement, acquit, advantage, adventure, attaining, benefit, best, captivating, certainty, chief, comfort, conquer, decisiveness, defeat, discipline, dominating, effectiveness, enlighten, excellence, fame, faultless, flawless, flourishing, fortunate, gaining, godlike, good, greatness, guarding, hopes, ideal, impeccable, improve, infallible, killing, leading, make out, master, overpower, possessions, potentials, power, prestige, pure, risk-taking, score, self-affirmation, self-knowledge, source, status, supreme, surmount, survive, talent, task, teach, top, triumph, value, victory, wreath, well-being.

Blue skies were sunny and clear. Traffic was active and brisk. Cicadas sang at 10:45. Trucks rumbled and rolled. Distant crows cawed. I didn’t know what was happening but I was ready for some unfolding. Blue skies held no curious cloud. There was a thin haze. A distant hum droned like a vacuum. A helicopter passed slowly to scan. It was moving almost in slow motion, heading south. A small plane in silhouette looked just like a flying crucifix. Some deeper sort of healing took place, more 3-dimenionally and with precision. An orange dragonfly freely sped. Road traffic calmed down a fair bit. Pogress in the process unfolded, despite my feeling like crap. Awareness of it made me feel better. 2 yellow lovebirds chirped with joy. Cicadas sang at 11:06. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my beloved soulmate.

Orb of Sun was hot and bright. I was feeling unworthy of it, but I allowed for the warmth to sink through. I felt strangely godforsaken. But healing came anyways, more than previously provided. One thing goading me on was the knowledge that deeper understanding brings bliss. You can take a voluntary course for the deepening, or it else it comes without choice through the natural course of life’s events. The deepening sees every surface, evaluating it with intelligence, prompting you to be reborn. It’s not purely a Christian thing. It is the healing that comes when you let your light shine forth to see truth. That light gives birth to religion. ”And the truth shall set you free.” Jesus said in John 8:32. Krishnamurti said “Truth is a pathless land.”  Important things require a tremendous amount of letting go. Division was softening up. Values changed with it. Orb of Sun warmly shone. Cicadas sang at 11:26. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my dreamgirl, soulmate.

It was hot. I liked it better. Sirens rang at 11:34. I was feeling less completely destroyed and more like a human being. I took my cue from the movement that the cicadas were helping me too. Wind was calmer. It was a novelty not to see clouds. A pale yellow butterfly danced by, reminding me of the yellow stitched butterfly that magically flew off of my pillow case when I woke from my nap at 3 years old. Birds were quiet. There was complete silence, save for the yellow lovebirds. There was no seagull, there wasn’t a crow. Planes moved in slow-motion. There was fluidity to the air. I notices it in the way that birds moved while they soared high in the sky. There was a gel of smoothness. I was feeling one with it. I was feeling dark and dour but an elephant reached up its trunk and spoke the soundless words I wished I could remember. That’s when my heart melted for her. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my ardent soulmate.

A pale yellow butterfly fluttered by with dynamism. A second dragonfly sped ahead like a helicopter. A helicopter passed above her mountain of love at the same time. Black hornet returned to her lair and took the back door. Cicadas sang at 12:30. I searched for the irretrievable, to bring it back and make peace. Her mountain of love was green bunches of trees. No orbs, or lights or flying saucers. I was hoping I didn’t miss my boat, or lose my soul. Cicadas sang at 12:40. My birthday bride loves her Valentine kiss.  My otherworldly emotion loves her grounded maturity.  My pet physician loves her farm animal nurse. My sperm teacher loves her vagina therapist. My erotic inspirer loves her virginal sensuality. My irrational relatedness loves her looseness understanding. My guitar music loves her throat singing. My sun care loves her green orchard touch. My passionate cooperation loves her extravagant sharing. My champagne supply loves her strong fill. My Christmas children loves her parents gift. My soulmate’s mother loves her daughter.  My bonding affection loves her revealing soulmate beauty. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.” Revelation 21:7.  “Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion: for, lo, I come, and I will dwell in the midst of thee, saith the Lord.” -Zechariah 2:10.  And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.” –Revelation 21:4. “I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely.” Revelation 21:6. “I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, I missed the first half of Criss Angel last night but I saw the second half:  Mindfreak Top Ten. Number 2 was dividing a woman in half after Frasier invites Roz to his father’s birthday with lemon cake and champagne. Martin blows out the candle then there’s a citywide blackout. Roz complains that she doesn’t go to her family reunions because her relatives ask her if she’s married with kids and they ignore the fact that “I have a great career!” Frasier complains that it costs him a little piece of himself each time he helps somebody while Michael throws a Valentine’s Day party for his sister Lindsay’s 14^th wedding anniversary. Michael’s enamored with Gob’s spanish girlfriend Martha. George Sr. admits “I cheated, I lied, I whored around.” Buster is tired of his mother trying to control him after Bart catches the softball.  Homer sells reverend Lovejoy his mattress to help the man and his wife havi better sex. But then Homer and Marge lose their romantic touch. In church, Homer complains “I’m not doing anything sensual or erotic!” Bart misses the catch. His mother insists a fake replay. She doesn’t want her son to be haunted by a sports mistake the rest of his life.

On CBC News Morning, Susan Bonner wore a white jacket with a white top.  Heather Hiscox wore a green blouse.  Brian Dunstan wore a black jacket with a black and white striped shirt. Nil Koksal wore a white jacket with a white blouse and a blue scarf.  Trevor Adams wore a black shirt with white lines. Marivel Taruc wore a grey jacket with a black top.  Colleen Jones wore a white blouse. Ann Macmillan wore a green blouse with a white top and green jewelry. Jeannie Lee wore a red jacket. Kalin Mitchell wore a black jacket with a white shirt and a red black and white tie.  Danielle Bochove wore a red jacket. Harry Forestell wore a black jacket with a pink shirt and a pink tie. On CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a grey jacket with a pale yellow shirt and a brown and white tie. 

Canada Shines, Police in Conflict, Tainted Meat, O Solo Mio.  Top Story: Silver & Gold. Emilie Heyman won silver for 10 metre diving. Eric Lamaze won Redemption and a Medal as the first Canadian to win gold in olympic equestrian sports.  More events on the website at www.cbc.ca/newsatsixmontreal. Lots of anger in the city is directed at Montreal police, with frustration and threats of violence, in the wake of last week’s riots. Police are frustrated at their own leaders as well for the poor handling of the police shooting of 18-year-old Fredy Villanueva. As reported by David Shum. The Montreal Police Brotherhood have moved to block an inquiry into Bennis Death.

The weather with Frank Cavallaro in a burgundy suit, white shirt and white tie with black lines at a current temperature of 24 degrees, feeling like 29 with 22 km/h winds. Today’s high was 25.0.  Record high was 32.8 in 1955.  Record low was 4.1 in 1982.  More than 20 people across the country have the food-bourn illness Listeria.  The Maple Leaf meat packing plant closed after its sliced processed meat was found to be contaminated. Doctors complain they weren’t informed sooner of the spike in Listeria cases, as business outweighed public safety. As reported by Maureen Taylor. Boy Drowns In Bromont. It’s the 50^th drowning death in Quebec this year. Followed by time and her river of love to the break.

Returning for the weather with Frank Cavallaro and 6 consecutive days of sunshine. Tonight’s low is 15 degrees, feeling like 15 with 5 km/h winds. Tomorrow it will be 29 degrees, feeling like 24 with 5 km/h winds. The 5-day forecast is 29 29 26 22 23.  Send in your favorite recipes for Frank’s Pie In The Sky contest. A Montreal mother returned from India with her kidnapped son. She still fears for her family in India. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer. What was shown instead was a clip from Alexandre Trudeau’s documentary film Refuge: A film about Darfur. Alexandre’s film will be presented at the world film festival tonight.  Followed by 3 flags and a field to the break.

Returning for the day’s closing numbers and back to Amanda Pfeffer story that was missed. A woman went to India for her husband’s funeral after he died there from a car crash, but then his family took her baby away from her. After court action she returned home to Montreal with her son, but she still fears for her relatives in India. Sad news in Afghanistan: 3 Canadian soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb. As reported by Derek Stoffel in a blue shirt. 10 Soldiers Honoured in France.  Spain Grieves after 153 people were killed when a passenger plane crashed on the runway in Madrid. 19 people survived. Spain declares 3 days of mourning. A Quebec AIDS activist was honoured.

A CBC Olympic update with Scott  Russell, returning to CBC News at Six, returning at 6 pm on Monday. Top Story: Silver Dive: Emilie Heyman’s fantastic performance on the 10 metre platform and Eric Lamaze’s equestrian Golden Redemption. 23 Maple Leaf products are listed on their website as Tainted Meat –to be avoided by pregnant women and people with a weak immune systems. More Listeria cases may yet show up. As reported by Gerri Barrer in a black red and blue blouse. 3 Canadian soldiers killed by a roadside bomb in Kandahar, making 93 killed so far. Main Madness Until Sunday. The weather with Frank Cavallaro at a current temperature of 24 degrees, feeling like 29 with 18 km/h winds. Michel signed off for the evening.

I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News blog diary of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of ability, advise, affection, appoint, articulating, bonding, capacity, clothe, communicate, contribute, cooperation, deliver, discharge, ecstasy, eliminate, emit, emotional, export, express, extravagance, feeling, fill, freeing, furnish, guilt, humour, hunch, indicate, inheritance, intuition, letting go, love, mail, manifest, mutuality, passionate, pleasure, project, provide, radiate, receiving, rejected, reservoir, reveal, sensation, sharing, speak, suggest, supply, taking, telling, touch, transport, trying and warm.

The air was cool again. It wasn’t sunny.  A large plume of cloud covered the stretch of sky for miles and miles. A collection of clouds in the east were like slate rocks on a beach. Blue skies in the north had long fluffy ridges. I woke up as I wrote with my hair disheveled and my clothes not fitting so well. A crow flew low through the trees. A police siren whistled at 10:49. A low big drone from some kind of thing passed somewhere or other. In the deep hum, I waited awhile. I searched the road and the sky but my eyes never did see what it actually was. 1 pigeon sped with 3 companions. A siren wailed again 10:52.  Milky clouds almost looked like sea coral. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Humungous dust bunnies mingled with crinkled Kleenex below the long feathery plume in the blue sky. Wind restlessly gusted around me. I closed my eyes. I felt it shifting, pushing me gently this way and that. Orb of Sun came out, but not much. I hoped it would linger longer. Wind jostled me. Trees swayed, rustling louder. Cicadas started to sing at 11:03. But they did that hesitantly. A baby green fly parked on my khaki green jacket shoulder. It glinted like priceless jewelry.  Softening chunks melded in place. There was less strain. Slow moving parts were coming together for rebuilding some kind of structure, strengthening the frame of my being. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

A fly sat on a pebble-sized rock. I observed it like an alien from space. We are blessed to be on this miracle earth, able to see so many different species of creatures living on the same planet at the same time. It makes up for all of the planets we’ll never see in this transforming universe, in a lifetime.  I was touched with emotion. Being alive watching the fly was a moving experience. Cicadas took a short note at 11:14. The wind picked up stronger.  I observed it and took my notes down in my Imagine love diary book for my heartthtrob. I paused for a moment’s reflection on the past that I’ve had. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Cicadas sang at 11:31. A young wasp landed on the gravel with a small morsel of food. Blue sky widened as clouds moved away, well past her mountain of love. Far sirens whined, like a jungle bird. The sky had long streaks of jet trails. A blackbird with white wing tips flew over the trees. I saw her twice. I knew she was real. That was so very special. Church bells rang at 12:02. A yellow butterfly fluttered in front of me. The light flickered once or twice on her mountain of love at 12:20. The yellow lovebird chirped in the middle of the blustering wind. My multiplying natural treasure loves her creative waves of renewal. My green passion loves her jungle lust. My wild nature loves her sensual desire.My tree field loves her dark long hair girl. My sacred grove loves her miracle blessing. My child transformation loves her baby evolution. My inventive life loves her imaginative animals. My pig teeth loves her meadow grass.  My rabbit orgy loves her organic farm crop. My sheep increase loves her vegetation ripeness. My prolific boy’s bank account loves her fulfilling productive fortune. My market prosperity loves her satisfied country. My  numbering luck loves her duplicate. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “A faithful man shall abound with blessings.” Proverbs 28:20. “Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.” –Revelation. 3:20. “For the Lord shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended.” –Isaiah 60:20.

Meanwhile, Frasier has the same problem as Niles – patients with multiple personalities telling him the other one sent him the check. Martin’s got pork rinds for ice fishing. Niles reads the encyclopedia of Western Canada. He learns there’s 50 species of fish in the lake. Frasier goes just to hear his father tell him he loves him at 20 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s -6 degrees Celsius, Frasier explains, as Michael works on his flirting skills with his new publicist Jessica Bowers. Michael breaks up with her to do the right thing for his son at the PTA meeting where principal Skinner announced the $1,500 deposit will not be refunded. Marge’s plays the online game Earthland Realms with her son Bart while Homer plays a game of soccer with his daughter Lisa.

On CBC News Morning, Susan Bonner wore a grey jacket with a yellow top. David Common wore a tan jacket with a white shirt. Heather Hiscox wore a yellow blouse with a white top. Brian Dunstan wore a black jacket with a green shirt. Colleen Jones wore a white blouse. Marivel Taruc wore a pink top with a silver moon necklace. Ann Macmillan wore a white jacket. Lee Pitts wore a black jacket with a white shirt and a blue tie. Johanna  Wagstaffe wore a grey jacket and slacks with white blouse. Jeannie Lee wore a black dress with grey patterns. Diane Buckner wore a grey blouse. Harry Forestell wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a yellow tie. On CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with a dark blue shirt and a red tie.

Risky Investment? Monopoly Victory, Spanish Disaster, The Sun Shines Again.  Top Story: McGill’s Super Hospital will receive $100 million in funding from The Canadian Foundation For Innovation, provided the mega project breaks ground by 2010.  As reported by Gerri Barrer in a black jacket with a red top.  Follow Up Story: Bell Canada plans to bill incoming cell phone text messages. Some companies have already started charging, provoking customers calling for Consumer Protection. As reported by Shari Okeke in a black jacket with a white and grey blouse.  Update: Couple Found. The weather with Frank Cavallaro in a pale grey suit, white shirt and a black and white striped tie at a current temperature was 20 degrees, feeling like 20 with 17 km/h winds. The high today was 20.9. Record high was 32.2 set in 1970.  Record low was 7.2 in 1953 

More than 150 are dead at a Madrid airport. A Span Airline plane crashed on takeoff, heading for the Canary Islands. Most of the 166 passengers were Spanish. As reported by Ann Macmillan. Followed by Water Plane Down and Suspect Nabbed and Hockey Quebec’s Rules Against Violence. Followed by the bridge and the mountains to the break.  Returning for the weather with Frank Cavallaro and “cloudy periods over the Montreal region.” Tonight’s low will be 13 degrees, feeling like 13 with 10 km/h winds. Tomorrow’s high will be 26 degrees, feeling like 30 with 20 km/h winds. The 5-day forecast is 26 28 28 25 23. Current temperature was 20 degrees, that’s 68 Fahrenheit. Franks’ Pie in the Sky Contest starts tonight. Send in your favorite recipe to www.cbc.ca/newsatsixmontreal and win a prize.

Montreal made the international edition of Monopoly as the game’s most expensive property, replacing The Boardwalk. Vancouver and Toronto also made it on the game. As reported by Dan Halton. Concordia University’s foreign students are protesting against tuition fee hikes. They have filed an injunction. As reported by David Shum in a black suit and grey shirt. Teen Sexuality: More teens are having less sex, down by 43%. Fewer girls are actively engaging in sex while the boy’s rates are still the same. Saguenay River Runs Red. Whales, seals and bird were found dead. Possibly from a Red Tide. Followed by the river triangle to the break. Returning for the day’s closing numbers and a Maple Leaf Recall. 1 person dead and 16 sick from Listeria.  Fire At Petro-Canada Site in Africa. 12 people were killed from Algeria Car Bombs at a hotel and military headquarters. It’s the second deadly attack in 2 days. Russia Threatened By Deal with Poland, followed by theYellow Margarine.

No Canadian medals at today’s Olympics. Andrew Chang previews Emilie’s Diving followed by CBC Olympic Coverage in Beijing for BMX Cycling, Athletics and Beach Volleyball. Returning to CBC News at Six, starting at 5:30 until Friday. Top Story: Risky Investment? The McGill super-hospital is not yet under construction. A $100 million grant will evaporate if there’s no ground breaking by 2010.  As reported by Gerri Barrer in a black jacket with a red top. Plane Crash In Spain with 149 confirmed dead. Challenging Text Fees. Montreal is the priciest bit of real estate in Monopoly, taking the place of  the Boardwalk. The forecast with Frank Cavallaro at a current temperature of 20 degrees, feeling like 20 with 18 km/h winds. Segal Centre Launch and Place-des-Arts will have a new passageway costing $12.5 million. Michel signed off for the evening.

I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News blog diary of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of abundance, addition, advancement, blessing, creative, desire, duplicate, egocentricity, evolution, exaggeration, filled up, fortune, fulfilling, imaginative, increase, instinctual, inventive, life, loaded, luck, lust, miracle, multiplying, natural, nature, numbering, organic, passion, plentiful, productive, profits, prolific, prosperity, purchase, purpose, realize, renewal, revenue, richness, ripeness, satisfied, sensual, transformation, vegetative and wild.

The air was cool.  Temperatures were low. It was windy. Orb of Sun shone brightly. 2 birds started up with their 2-note quivering whistles.  Echoing one to the other, they mirrored each other’s love song.  Blue skies were filling up with long loaves of low-lying cloud. Planes took a steep climb, rumbling and rising. Her mountain of love was under dark shadows with slow-moving patches of light. There were so many shades of green. Gravel was damp from yesterday’s rain. A thin pool of rainwater twinkled and glistened a little. Cicadas sang at 10:57. I was trying to become more sensitive to immediate actuality with realness. But it was a bit more chilly than I expected with my 5-moon-phase khaki jacket, with its little pink smear on the collar. A gift from my mother. Traffic was almost non-existent. Sirens wailed at 11:02. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

A yellow flower petal floated on the breeze directly below the shimmering tree. No crows or seagulls were found, but a blackbird clucked. More cloud loaves filled the sky. Shadows strengthened in the light, making it better for me to see detail and contrast sharply. More energy came up from my base, bringing freedom to compacted regions in need of redemption. Cicadas sang at 11:47. the first time since I arrived. A black butterfly fluttered by. Her gorgeous wings were rimmed white.  Lithe black birds headed northward. A yellow lovebird merrily chirped. She propelled herself with flutes, little dives and bursts. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

Church bells rang at 12 noon. My full moon lasso loves her accepting marriage ring. My revolving planet landscape loves her pink moon cycle. My possessing lover hugging loves her enclosing embrace. My arms wide open loves her jungle dance. My barn pig loves her mother spider. My swimming pool measurement loves her pool border range.  My hidden limitation loves her merciful completion. My house relatives loves her cradle room. My rotating spin loves her electrons circling.  My cave cult gathering loves her night sky surroundings. My cloak collecting loves her hood covering. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits.” –Psalm 68:19. “At the voice of thy cry; when he shall hear it, he will answer thee.” Isaiah 30:19.“Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.” Psalm 34:19.  “And I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.” -Matthew 16:19.  I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, Frasier is tense and nervous. He can’t relax because of his stalking female fan. Niles warns that her handwriting’s “widening circles and loops” indicate she is a psycho without the marijuana Buster needs for his girlfriend Lucille’s vertigo nausea.  Michael stages a fake drug bust to teach his son a lesson and the restaged precious moments of Marge’s family photo album captures Duff Man with Booberella together in a restaurant. Homer’s tabloid photos of Wolfcastle’s private wedding angers the movie star with his paparazzi stalking.

On CBC News Morning Susan Bonner wore a white jacket with black lines and a white top. Heather Hiscox wore a pale blue blouse. Jacquie Perrin wore a pink jacket.  On CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore a dark grey jacket with a grey and white tie and a pink shirt. Silver Streak, Nuclear Debate, Back To School Special, Typical August Weather.  Canadian Olympic diver Alexandre Despatie won 1 of 3 silver medals Canada won today. “A force to be reckoned with” Despatie succeeded after a broken foot 4 months ago. As reported by Andrew Chang in a black jacket and white shirt. More on the medal count on the website at www.cbc.ca/newsatsixmontreal. 

Refurbishing Quebec’s only nuclear power plant could cost between $1.9 billion or $3 billion, but critics doubt it’s worth the 3% of energy it puts. Hydro-Quebec warns it would cost $1.6 billion to mothball the reactor. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer. The weather with Frank Cavallaro in a grey suit, pink shirt and a black and white checkered tie at a current temperature of 18 degrees, feeling like 18 with 18 km/h winds. Today’s record high was 18.5. Record high was 31.7 set in 1960. Record low was 6.7 set in 1968.  A cool night and sunny tomorrow.

Grim news: The SPCA rescued dozens of sick animals from an apartment in NDG. The tenant was hospitalized then released. 20 cats were rescued, including 9 pigeons and some squirrels. 30 dead animals were found, including cats, pigeons in the freezer. It’s a case of animal cruelty. “It’s freaky. It’s scary” said the landlord. It took him 7 attempts over 16 months to get into the man’s apartment. As reported by Shari Okeke in a black leather jacket with a green top.  Police seek 2 suspects after a Heist At Fairview. Followed by the Olympic dome and sky to the break and returning for the weather with Frank Cavallaro. Tonight’s low will be 11 degrees, feeling like 11 with 13 km/h winds. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high of 23 degrees, feeling like 25 with 10 km/h winds. The 5-day forecast is 23 26 27 27 27.   Your favorite pie recipe submission could win Frank’s Pie in the Sky contest. Go to www.cbc.ca/newsatsixmontreal.

Sun Youth is helping low-income families cover the rising cost of school fees with clothes and gear for kids heading back to school. As reported by David Shum in a white shirt and black tie. Montreal’s Neurological Institute has the latest CT Scan technology. It’s a small, portable model that rolls in when it’s needed for patients with brain injuries. As reported by Gerri Barrer. Followed by Bottled Water Ban to the break and returning for the day’s closing numbers and the price of a plane ticket is making it expensive for Canadian families to book flights out of Canadian cities. To avoid all the extra fees added to the cost of flying, more Canadians are driving south and crossing the border to catch a flight out of town. As reported by Havard Gould.

10 French soldiers were killed during an ambush in Afghanistan amid fierce battles. 21 were wounded. 43 people are dead in North Africa after an Algerian suicide bomber drove his car into a police academy. 23 people are dead after a Pakistan Bomb. Georgia Crisis Eases, followed by a Missing Couple.  It’s Not Speed That Counts for a turtle with paralyzed back legs at a Jerusalem zoo. CBC Olympic coverage for the Men’s Triathlon and Diving on the 12^th day of competition. CBC News at Six will start at 5:30 until Friday. Top Story:  Canadian Olympic diver Alexandre Despatie’s stunning performance won him a silver medal. The Quebec government’s estimate cost for upgrading Quebec’s only nuclear facility that’s at the end of its lifespan is $1.9 billion. Critics say it could cost twice as much. It would cost $1.6 to mothball it. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer. A disturbing discovery in NDG was the apartment full of sick animals, with dead ones in the freezer. The tenant was taken to hospital and later released.  Portable CT Scan at the Montreal Neurological Hospital. A check on the weather with Frank Cavallaro at a current temperature of 18 degrees, feeling like 18 with 16 km/h winds. Low humidity and sunshine for the rest of the week. Avril Lavigne: She’s too Sexy For Malaysia. Michel signed off for the evening.

I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News blog-diary of loving and dreaming and brief CBC News at Six re-reportage of acknowledging, around, cheat, collecting, completion, comprehend, containing, cover, cult, cycle, dependency, embracing, enclosing, gather, group, hidden, involving, keep, limitation, manipulate, measurement, meet, merciful, orbit, own, possess, protecting, radius, range, receiving, relate, revolve, rotating, round, scope, spin, sweep, sympathetic, take in, tolerate and yielding to.

Cicadas were already singing when I got to the roof at 10:40. Blue skies were pale and serene, glowing with fluffy white clouds. Black hornet stepped out of her lair. Traffic was business as usual with the steady stream of growling and grumbling. It was quite breezy. Every leaf on the shimmering tree was flickering fast and noisy. Other trees swayed back and forth. Shimmering tree was noisy the most. Orb of Sun was very warm, in full force. But I wasn’t ready to be hot. I sat in the shade of the elevator room platform of the elevator room stairs. Sirens bleeped and wailed at 10:50. The shimmering tree whispered like a stream of cascading waterfalls. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

This morning I dreamed about my saxophone. I was giving it away. It was full of dust in its case. I was sad parting with it. My mother and sister were present in another part of the house. I didn’t want them see what I had done. I woke up in the mood for making music again. A white butterfly fluttered by. A light flashed in the sky above her mountain of love, but it could have been my imagination. Sometimes there are things in the sky that move incredibly fast –more quickly than the human eye can grasp, unless you’re rarified. In a flash you might catch a glimpse, and wonder what on earth that streak is. It was not a bolt of lightning but a mighty vehicle speeding past. A big fat bug passed me by, on a rush to get somewhere over the rooftop. Overcast clouds suddenly appeared from out of the blue in the north. Cicadas sang at 11:01. A jet plane made a long vapor trail. Little flies buzzed and fought. Some came near me looking for a place to land or something to eat. I was surprised by how many grey clouds filled the sky so quickly. It felt like it would rain soon. Orb of Sun was under cover. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with  Anna in this.

My view was now 5-degrees darker than it was in the first place. A rusty red spider sat beside me. Her web was on the stair guardrail. I woke her up with a gentle poke from my black pen. She made her attack, I pulled my pen back, then she resumed her waiting position. Dark clumps of cloud moving in looked just like hairy grey mice. Blue sky was almost gone. Her mountain of love was dark after its time of virtually glowing. I felt no edge at all. It was amazing. The breeze gusted soft and strong. Orb of Sun appeared briefly. I was ready to go under cracks, to explore my inner recesses. A train horn sounded at 11:42. A thick mix of overcast spread with grey and white fluffy clouds. Sunlight shifted constantly. Yellow light and I love her.  I’m in love with Anna in this.

My pool meditator loves her child’s heart beating.  My pleasure sensitivity loves her deepening orgasm.  My music chapel loves her singing church.  My full moon sculpture loves her deep pregnant shadows.  My earth diary loves her jungle journal.  My sensual taste loves her delicious body. My sexual intimacy loves her erotic presence. My lake fishing loves her deer cottage.  My cave owl loves her pyramid cat. My sleeping face half covered loves her containing night. My cove whales loves her island water.  My inner substance loves her mystery nature. I love her lunar black bible verse from my Egyptian box “The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.” Psalm 34:18. ”For in that he himself hath suffered being tempted, he is able to succor them that are tempted.” -Hebrews 2:18. “If two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven.” Matthew 18:19. 

Meanwhile, I’m enjoying the new David Byrne and Brian Eno collaboration entitled Everything That Happens Will Happen Today. It came out today on a free live stream of music at www.everythingthathappens.com/ts before Bibi told Frasier he’s so hot “other stations are offering you the moon.”  In order to negotiate a better contract at 30 to 40 percent above what it is now, Bibi tells him to feign a fever. Martin tells him to stick to the contract but Bibi’s ploy succeeds his advice. She and Frasier celebrate with drinks and end up sleeping together. Frasier claims it was a big mistake but he brags to his brother “once a woman has dipped her toe in Crane Lake, she’ll never be the same.” Bibi threatens to jump off the ledge,  commit suicide simply because Rollo wanted Gob to say goodbye to his legs. Michael can’t communicate to Martha that his brother’s been unfaithful to her. Gob is sleeping with the legs for his sawing a woman in half trick and Homer’s scolds his father for dating Marge’s sister Selma. Homer wants to dissuade his father by pretending to date Selma’s twin sister Paddy. He’s resentful they want to get married.

On CBC News Morning, Susan Bonner wore a red blouse.  Derek Stoffel wore a black shirt. Brian Dunstan wore a black jacket and a white shirt.  Heather Hiscox wore an orange top. Marivel Taruc wore a white sweater with a grey top. Johanna Wagstaffe wore grey slacks with a black jacket and a white blouse. Jeannie Lee wore a peach jacket. Diane Buckner wore an orange blouse with a white front. Harry Forestell wore a grey jacket with a white shirt and a pink tie. On CBC News at Six, Michel Godbout wore black jacket with grey lines, and a white shirt with a blue and grey striped tie. Mountain  Fight, More Patrols, Who’s To Blame? Could Be a Noisy Evening.

2 people were stabbed with a knife last night during a gang fight on Mount Royal. Between 20 to 30 people were involved. Police arrested 11 but haven’t pressed charges.  Police say the mountain is still a very peaceful place. As reported by Andrew Chang in a black suit, white shirt and black and white checkered tie. Police have arrested 35 people following the Montreal North riot last week. A shop owner complained “I saw my store getting destroyed live on TV.” Station 41 have increased police staff to gain the public’s confidence. As reported by Amanda Pfeffer.  2 Montreal police officers were accused of negligence and carelessness in a Shed Café  Death where a homeless man they dealt with died 41 days later.

New Champlain Bridge? 59 million vehicles cross it every year. New Locomotives from Bombardier will cost $236 million for 20 new ones on the tracks by 2012. A live look at menacing skies over Montreal with a severe thunderstorm warning. Frank Cavallaro in a grey suit with a white shirt and orange tie said “It’s gonna come down.” Today’s high was 28.8, feeling like 33. We could see some active weather causing flash floods. Followed by a Norbourg investor’s Nasty Surprise, followed by Norbourg Fraud Trial. Thunderstorm watches and warnings for the area followed by soulmates and the rain-filled sky to the break.

Returning for Frank Cavallaro and a roof cam shot of the rain and a severe thunderstorm warning for Montreal. Tonight’s low will be 13 degrees, feeling like 13 with 15 km/h winds. Sun and cloud tomorrow at a high of 21 degrees, feeling like 21 with 20 km/h winds. The 5-day forecast is 21 23 25 27 28.  Frank announced his Pie in the Sky Contest. Send your photo, story or poem about your favorite pie recipe and win. A 12-year-old boy drowned on the weekend in a Holiday Inn swimming pool. The boy’s father said the lifeguard was talking on the cell phone.  “He didn’t even see my son.” It’s the 49^th drowning death in Quebec this year, prompting calls for mandatory swimming lessons for elementary school children. Former health minister Philippe Couillard’s New Job invests in private heath ventures, followed by the rain on the road to the break.

Returning for the day’s closing numbers and Pakistan’s Pervez Musharraf has finally resigned as president. Political foes could barely contain themselves, but nobody knows when he will leave. Russian Troop Movement continues while bombs explode at a Georgian airport. A state of emergency has been declared in the States as Fay Heads For Florida. And Then There Were 10. An Egyptian woman is the mother of 10 after she gave birth to 7 more babies on the weekend.

To Beijing for the latest CBC Olympics coverage on the 10^th day of the competition. “Canada jumps for joy.” Returning to CBC News at Six, which begins at 5:30 on weekdays during the Olympics.  Top Story: Gang Fight A brutal gang fight on Mount Royal. 2 people were stabbed, 11 people arrested, 20 to 30 people were involved. Police have not pressed charges. Police are reassuring people Mount Royal is still a safe place. In order to rebuild confidence in Montreal North after the riot, more police were brought into Station 41.  Police say 35 people were arrested in connection with last week’s riot. A 12-Year-Old Drowns in a hotel swimming pool amid more calls for mandatory swimming lessons for elementary school students. 20 New Locomotives will be made by Bombardier for $236 million. A last check on the weather with Frank at a current temperature of 18 degrees, feeling like 18 with 33 km/h winds. Showers with thundershowers tonight. On August 21^st, Dr. Celine Dion will receive her honorary doctorate. Michel signed 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 amorous, aroused, comfortable, containing, deepening, delicious, elements, enclosed, erotic, existing, experience, feeling, hidden, in, inhabiting, interior, internal, intimacy, introverted, material, moment, music, mystery, nature, now, organism, orgasm, passive, patience, physical, pleasure, presence, private, reality, reflection, regression, relaxing, renewing, secret, senses, sensitivity, sexual, singing, sleeping, stasis, stillness, substance, taste, uncomfortable, vital, waiting and wait.