Frank Remus

My Green Renewal Loves Her Natural Baby Desire

serum — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:29:02 +0000

The winds were strong and cold. Temperatures were quite low. Grey clouds took over the sky. A small patch of blue here and there. Orb of Sun was a thin shaft of light. It lit up the cloud tops but it failed to brighten the view. The yellow university tower was well-lit, free from grey clouds around it. A train whistle blew at 9:44. Orb of Sun beamed some more. It was now a very large glow. It shone upon her mountain of love. Brown and grey trees had silver highlights with a few faint traces of yellow. A siren wailed at 9:46. North sky clouds stretched down to reach for the ground with their wispy appendages. Grey clouds were soft and thick masses, building up then breaking free from the pack. A crack of blue sky above me was shifting as more clouds came together, like gigantic jigsaw puzzle pieces. I braced myself in the cold wind. Stillness and silence contained movement and sound. I though of her and I instantly melted. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

I awoke from a dream where I was part of a team on a strange urban camping trip with Robert Fripp. I enjoyed Exposure last night -especially North Star, Mary and Here Comes The Flood. Birds stayed silent, save for a few spare swallows. No crows or pigeons though. Orb of Sun’s light fell upon her mountain of love in a while, but I saw no sparks of light. Blue skies expanded the east. A lone crow flapped briskly. Another crow cawed twice at 9:54. A third crow silently passed as she headed over the roof. Traffic was low. A siren started at 9:55, it got louder at 10:00. A fourth crow headed south, cawing as she flew. Long shafts of sunlight beamed down from behind west sky clouds, like rays from a gigantic spacecraft. A lone snowflake landed near my feet. Smoke billowed from chimneys. Steam flowed from vents. More snowflakes came down, rather secretively, trying not to make an impression, disappearing before they hit the ground. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

Something was operating on my core. It knew what to do before I knew what was happening. The north and west skies were so grey and dark. The south and east skies were more sparse. Blue sky and pale streaks above her mountain of love. There was solitude and peace in me. It was almost a religious feeling. The trees were in deep meditation. A crow cawed 5 times in the distance. My sensual passion loves her long hair waves and fingernails. My animal teeth loves her vegetation ripeness. My nature boy loves her natural girl. My satisfied renewal loves her baby desire. My children increase loves her pregnancy addition. My farm prosperity loves her crop field abundance. My miracle evolution loves her sacred grove blessing. My organic country loves her green garden factory. My tropical forest vines loves her sheep meadow grass. My lusty marsh rabbit loves her warty jungle pig. My imaginative transformation loves her creative instinct. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “A faithful man shall abound with blessings.” Proverbs 23:20 “For the Lord shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended.” -Isaiah 60:20 “If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, “Remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you.” Matthew 17:20 “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. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. I love Anna Dirksen.

Sideshow Bob and Dr. Demento. With the help of a right-wing crackpot with a controversial talk radio show, Sideshow Bob is granted a full and complete pardon for his 2 attempted murder convictions. Bob joins the Republican Party headquarters. He wants to replace Quimby as mayor. He wins 100% of the vote on election day but Lisa uncovers electoral fraud. The vote was rigged for Bob to win with a stacked list of names from the dead, including dead pets. On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, Lunch Containers, Swap Your Stuff, Candy Craft. On CBC Newsworld, Heather Hiscox wore a red sweater and a black blouse. Marivel Taruc wore a dark grey sweater with a light grey scarf. Colleen Jones wore a black top with a dark grey coat. Paul Hunter wore a grey jacket and a white shirt with a green tie. Margo McDiarmid wore a grey black and white checkered top with a black jacket. Nil Koksal wore a black coat and a black scarf. Ann MacMillan wore a white blouse and a black vest. Bob Mcdonald wore a grey sweater and a black and white striped shirt. Nancy Wood wore a black jacket and a white top. Nancy Wilson wore a blue blouse and a black vest. Jeannie Lee wore a green jacket. Don Newman wore a black jacket and a white shirt with a brown and black grid tie. Andrew Nichols wore a black jacket and a white shirt with a pale blue tie.

On CBC News: Montreal at Six, Michel Godbout wore a grey jacket and a white shirt with a green tie that had black and white stripes. Inside The Puppy Mill, Charest One-on-One, Team Cheer, Chilly Day Ahead. Top Story.: Inside The Puppy Mill. A Radio-Canada hidden-camera investigation revealed the poor treatment of dogs at Quebec’s puppy mills. “Dogs stacked on top of dogs… in the name of profit.” Just one female dog forced to breed without relent could rake in $5,000 a year. Quebec is known as the puppy mill capital of North America. Quebec only has 10 inspectors in total compared with 200 in Ontario. Until the government pays for more inspectors, puppy mills will continue to flourish. Tougher penalties are needed. As reported by Nancy Wood in a blue blouse. Your Turn: Which steps are you willing to take? Coming Up: Charest One-on-One, followed by Drug Raids: Police broke up a cocaine ring, arresting 46 suspects believed to be linked with the Hell’s Angels. Police are looking for 4 more suspects. Lejour Bail and Pedestrian Hit, followed by a Man Beaten last night.

The weather with Kristin Falcao wearing black slacks and a red blouse with a brown jacket. Current temperature was -3.0, feeling like -9.6 with humidity at 39% and winds at 24 km/h. Nannies Fight Landlord. A landlord that recruits nannies from the Philippines has been taken to court by the nannies for providing them poor living conditions, with 30 women in his boarding house, 2 or 3 women to a room, on a lease they can’t get out of. Corruption Or Confusion? Was the sale of City property done above board? Opposition parties are calling for more transparency from the Housing and Development Corporation. As reported by Amanda Margison in a brown scarf and a brown coat. Update: Gas Prices Fall Below $0.80/litre. Transit Fares are going up. A monthly pass will cost $66.25. It will cost $36.00 for students and seniors. Followed by the break. Returning with Kristin Falcao. There’s a 30% chance of flurries tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Current temperature is -3.0, feeling like -3.0 with humidity at 39% and winds at 19 km/h. Tonight’s low will be -5.0, feeling like -11 with winds at 20 to 40 km/h and a chance of flurries. Tomorrow it will be -3.0, feeling like -8.0 with winds at 15 km/h. The 5-day forecast is -3, -3, -4, 2, 4. Horsing Around: It’s a Grey Cup tradition since 1948. Team Cheer with cheerleaders for this football weekend. “It’s more about gymnastics than pom-poms. Cheerleading is growing in popularity and it is evolving. As reported by Kim Brunhuber. Followed by the break.

Returning for the day’s closing numbers and Market Misery. Toronto’s market dropped 8%. The Toronto Dominion Bank announced a $350 million loss. As reported by Ron Charles. Bailing Out Businesses: Why should car companies get special treatment? “They have to reinvent themselves to get out of their problems.” Royal Orr in a black shirt and a black t-shirt looked into car companies getting a lift from the government. He visited the bra factory Wonder-Form Imports. They went from 300 employees down to 10. Should car companies get support and a lift from the federal government? Sent your emails to montrealatsix@cbc.ca. Top Story, Puppy Mill Investigation. A Radio-Canada investigation found appalling conditions in some operations. Pensioner Tax Cut and Michel spoke to Premier Jean Charest One-on-One. Charest said “Overall, the health system is doing better” but it’s still suffering from Pauline Marois’ decisions. “It takes 10 minutes to retire a specialist. It takes 10 years to train one.” Charest also said “we need a stable government in Quebec to deal with unstable times.” With $31 billion in investment, Charest said the question on December 8th should be “To whom are we going to confide our future in the economy, short-term and long-term?” Followed by the break.

Returning for Most Viewed at www.cbcnews.ca and part two of Charest One-on-One. On having an English Debate, Michel said both opposition parties said they want to do it. Charest said it depends on finding time to do it and he didn’t know how to take the ‘Teflon premier’ remark. Footnote: Michel clarified that opposition parties are only open to the idea of an English debate. “Some flurries right now over Montreal” followed by downtown and the break. Returning for the weather with Kristin Falcao. “We’re expecting lots of sun this weekend, but it’s going to be cold.” Tonight’s low will be -5.0, feeling like -11.0 with winds at 20 to 40 km/h and a 30% chance of flurries. Tomorrow morning it will be -4.0, feeling like -10.0 with winds at 20 km/h. The 7-day forecast is -3, -3, -4, 2, 4, 1, 1. In-Vitro Demand. “Quebec women who can’t conceive can declare a victory of sorts.” The Liberals have promised to cover the first 2 cycles on health insurance, with a 50% tax credit on further cycles. “A renewal of hope for us all.” Travel Companion Decision for obese and disabled passengers. Followed by Seeing Red in the House of Commons today. Rae Runs to the Olympic dome and the break. Returning for The Scene with Ann Lang in a black coat and a red scarf. The vampire film Twilight opens tonight. 17 million copies of the book have sold worldwide. “The ultimate love story” said Alana a fan. A last check on the weather with Kristin at -3.0, feeling like -8.8 with humidity at 39% and “a cool and breezy day expected tomorrow.” 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: Montreal 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.

My Moon Marriage Loves Her Sweet Embracing Ring

serum — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 03:03:22 +0000

The wind was light, not blustery. It felt a bit warmer than yesterday. The air was still frosty though. Blue sky abounded with interspersed cloud. I wasn’t feeling my best yet. My energies were low but improving. Yesterday I picked up multivitamins. It is difficult living alone, taking care of yourself. Luckily I have great resilience and self-reliance and undying love for Anna my soulmate to keep me moving along when under the weather on days like these. It has been good discipline to me. A dog barked loudly at 9:55. Trees showed no signs of movement without leaves left to show a wind direction. Blue sky made me feel very light. Fresh air was good for my mind. Her mountain of love was well lit. Energy current flowed within and wore down obstacle shapes. I could feel intricate unraveling. Clouds were grey with shining tufts, with heaven’s pure white on the tops. Healing was coming within no matter how unworthy I felt about it. I longed for her deep ardent kiss and my feelings stirred strongly for her. I didn’t want to fall back into life-long sleep and forget about her. I’m not doing this just for kicks. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

Road traffic was light, hardly making sound. Mostly I heard airplanes in mid flight and a few chirping birds in the trees. Silence extended within me before I even knew it was in. Before my consciousness could apprehend, silence was already working in my depths. It was there long before all that I knew, and I felt blessed. Orb of Sun came out from hiding and warmed me a little bit. Shadows appeared. All was bright and wonderful and she is the love of my life. Inner current moved through intimate regions and it was doing excellent work. It already knew before I do the right path it should take. I was feeling less foggy in my brain. My body arose from its chains. I was feeling a little more free. A bright flash of light occurred upon her mountain of love at 10:08. I could hear the voices of children playing in a Hampstead schoolyard. Something stronger in me was waking up from the unconscious pit. Perhaps I could flex a few muscles a bit. I was getting cleaned up, becoming more clearly myself. My love for Anna and Tristan gave me a boost. I’m not doing this just for kicks. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

Another dog barked at 10:14. Her mountain of love was brightly lit while all around me was in darkness. Feeling under the weather this week has increased my resolve to dispel all the crap in my life, awakening my intelligence to do better than I’ve ever done before for my love. Ongoing current continued. It already knew what to do. My vision was clearing up. Struggle within seemed to lax. I was returning to the core before all garbage and gaffs. I was positive in my heart, despite feeing under the weather. I must get me a good pair of gloves so I could sit out and write for her longer. 10 pigeons headed northwest. My moon marriage loves her embracing ring. My sky plants love her jungle landscape. My house protecting loves her pink cradle room. My arms wide open loves her merciful hugging. My full moon night loves her lover dance. My accepting relatives loves her sympathetic mother. My cave spider loves her shell cover. My group’s cup taken in loves her pig catching spin. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “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 “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 “And every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my name’s sake, shall receive an hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life.” Matthew 19:29. I’m not doing this just for kicks. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, yesterday, Heather Hiscox showed pictures of Bowie the dog who was a David Bowie fan as well. Today on Wheel of Fortune, a contestant correctly guessed the puzzle for “Under Pressure by Queen & David Bowie”. The contestant won over $31,000 and Homer confiscated 500 pounds of sugar for his own devices. Lisa’s saxophone playing annoyed everyone in the house. Now Lisa feels more distressed and insecure because there’s a new girl in town that is as smart as her and she plays good saxophone too. On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, cloth baby carriers for new mothers, dancing while apartment cleaning, how to help your kids let out their emotions. On CBC Newsworld, Heather Hiscox wore a black jacket with beaded white stripes and a black top. Marivel Taruc wore a brown jacket and a green top with an oval silver necklace. Ann MacMillan wore a brown coat with a yellow diamond patterned collar. Paul Hunter wore a black jacket and a white shirt with a green tie. Margo Mcdiarmid wore a green jacket and a white turtleneck. Colleen Jones wore a tan coat and a pale pink scarf. Nil Koksal wore a black scarf and a black coat. Carolyn Dunn wore a red turtleneck and a black jacket. Johanna Wagstaffe wore black slacks and a white blouse with a grey vest. Nancy Wilson wore a black turtleneck with a grey sweater that had white and grey borders. Suhana Meharchand wore a black sweater and a white blouse. Jelena Adzic wore a black turtleneck and black slacks with a silver necklace. Harry Forestell wore a black jacket and a white shirt with a red tie.

On CBC News: Montreal at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket with grey lines and a white shirt with a pink tie. Murder Rate Doubles, Pointing Fingers, Football Fever, Chill Sticks Around. Top Story: Murders in Laval: Laval’s murder rate doubled in two days after two unrelated murders occurred within 24 hours. A 31-year-old man who lived alone was stabbed today. Police have no suspects ready. A 61-year-old Laval woman was stabbed yesterday. A 43-year-old man was arrested for that. He was charged with second-degree murder. As reported by Shari Okeke. Followed by Arrest in 2007 Murder and a Roof Collapse Report blames the owner of a food storage warehouse in Morin Heights that collapsed last winter from snow on the roof, killing 3 women. The CSST said “This is an accident that could have been prevented.” The owner flatly rejected the claim, saying it was built according to specs. As reported by Louis Hamann.

A first check on the weather with Frank Cavallaro in a black jacket with grey lines and a white shirt with a yellow and green striped tie. Current temperature was -3.2, feeling like -9.0 with humidity at 39% and winds at 19 km/h. It’s Grey Cup on Sunday and Football Fever is growing for the Montreal Alouettes. “The players are ready, the Cup is here, the fans are just getting started. Fans from all around the world are expected.” As reported by Kim Brunhuber in a black coat and a black scarf with a white shirt. Vets And The Cup at St. Anne’s Hospital in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. More on the Grey Cup at the website www.cbc.ca/montrealatsix. Followed by Support for F1 from Montreal merchants. “Another November night ahead.” Followed by downtown buildings and the break. Returning for the weather with Frank Cavallaro at -3.0, feeling like -3.0 with humidity at 35% and winds at 13 km/h and “a dome of cold air is above Quebec and Ontario” Tonight’s low will be -7.0, feeling like -10.0 with cloudy periods and winds at 15 km/h. Tomorrow’s high will be -2.0, feeling like -6.0 with humidity at 20%, and cloudy breaks. Today’s high was -2.9. The low was -7.6. The 5-day forecast is -2 -2 -3 -4 for Grey Cup Sunday, and plus 3 for next Monday.

Governor General Michaelle Jean read the Throne Speech. Its focus was on the economy, with Stephen Harper’s 5-point plan that includes Reform of Global Finance, Sound Budgeting, Securing Jobs and Expanded Investment & Trade. As reported by Julie Van Dusen. Followed by the closing numbers and another dismal day for the Canadian Dollar. Quebec Election Campaign. A new polls shows that Charest’s Liberals would get 44% support if the election were held today. The PQ would receive 33%, with the ADQ at 15%. Michel spoke with election analysts Josee Legault in a grey jacket and a white blouse and Christian Bourque in a black jacket, white shirt and striped green tie. Legault said Quebecers are resigned to a Liberal majority government. They don’t expect the PQ to win after Pauline Marois “major mistake” when she promised she would send doctors and nurses to early retirement again. There’s no chance of a 3-way race either with the ADQ’s Mario Dumont bringing his wife into the campaign. ”It sends a message they’re in trouble.” Followed by the break.

Returning for the Olympic dome and Beheading Cases: 23-year-old Mohamed Kohail was found guilty of murder after a school yard brawl in Saudi Arabia. He now faces a public beheading. His brother Sultan’s sentence was 200 lashes but now he could face a beheading too. “The Kohails are still hoping to save their sons” with the help of the Canadian government. As reported by Amanda Margison in a green sweater and a black top. Top Story: Laval Murders with 2 stabbings in 12 hours. The two stabbings are not connected. A 49-year-old man’s Charges in Stabbing involved a mother and her 3-year-old daughter. Followed by Four People Dead in Home, in Toronto. Followed by the break. Returning for Most Viewed at www.cbcnews.ca. Avandia Warning: A medical journal study confirms the drug increases heart attack risks by 43%. A CBC investigation revealed that early indications of its deadly side-effects were ignored because doctors who spoke up about their findings received intimidation from the drug company GlaxoSmithKline. Doctors were accused of disseminating misinformation, but the Medical journal’s report confirms their findings were accurate. As reported by Pauline Dakin in a grey jacket and a black and black turtleneck.

Al Qaida’s Racial Slur “house negro” was aimed at President Elect Barack Obama. Zawahiri claims he’s not as “honourable” as Malcolm X. Pirate Problem in Africa with many ships held for ransom. India sunk a pirate ship today. Ship’s captains are afraid. As reported by Adrienne Arsenault. PJ Stock previewed Stock Talk. Will we be affected by heavy snow from Ontario? Followed by the break. Returning for the weather with Frank Cavallaro in below normal temperatures and snow storms over Lake Superior, Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Tonight’s low will be -7.0, feeling like -10.0. Tomorrow morning it will be -5.0, feeling like -9.0. Tomorrow will be a carbon copy of today. The 7-day forecast is -2 -2 -3 -4 3 2 -2. Stock Talk with PJ Stock in a grey striped jacket and a white shirt. Tough Tuesday for the Habs. They gave up 48 shots to Carolina. “a shot a minute.” Grey Cup Fever, followed by downtown to the break. Returning for more football with Le Rouge et Or de l’Universite Laval in Hamilton, Ontario. “We want our team to be the best and known around the country.” As reported by David Shum in a grey and white coat and black slacks with black gloves. More football with unreported head injuries: Head Games on The Fifth Estate, on CBC Television tonight at 9 pm. A last check on the weather with Frank at -3.0, feeling like -3.0 with humidity at 35% and winds at 13 km/h. Update: Tombstone Discovery. It’s still a mystery how it ended up in Mount Royal Park. 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: Montreal 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.

My Full Moon Dream Loves Her Mystery Lake

serum — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:18:42 +0000

A large flock of sparrows hovered and flew like a dangling mobile. A car horn honked at 9:51. The wind continuously gusted. Almost all of the trees were swept clean from any remaining leaves, save for a few yellow ones that were firmly holding on tightly. I was surprised to find there was a tree that was still mostly green. 8 pigeons arrived from the northwest and headed for the EMSB. Dark clouds covered the sky, looking like grey foam insulation. I could not see signs of blueness. A lone sparrow headed northwest, followed by 3 more. Orb of Sun remained unseen. Only the faintest glow was perceived. Road work and leaf blower noise filled the air. Traffic was light. A car horn sounded at 10:58. Her mountain of love was dim. I didn’t see a spark or any light. A crow cawed 4 times as she sped in the sky. Then she cawed a long stream, speeding through the trees, making 25 caws at least. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with my heartthrob Anna in this.

Last night when I went to sleep, I had another one of my energy dreams. They involve a disembodied invisible presence operating on me with intelligence as I fill up with energy current. Usually I’m dreaming I’m asleep in bed when this happens. The dreams feel physically real. Last night it seemed that I was being filled up with invisilbe liquid, a heavy gel that nearly permeated me completely. Taking over my body, it felt like I was melting away. As I was flooded I knew my consciousness would merge with the mystery fluid. I awoke with bated breath, thinking of my beloved. A crow flew high in the sky, soaring vigorously, flapping, seemingly making no progress in the very strong wind. Sirens wailed at 10:06. It was too cold and I was unwell. The brisk air did my nostrils good but it would be a short love-writing spell this morning. A young crow flew to the top branch of a tree. 2 adult crows appeared suddenly, cawing twice as they arrived. The young crow flew to her parents’s side. Yellow light and I love her. I’m love with my heartthrob Anna in this.

My mystery tomb loves her pyramid sculpture. My aroused nature loves her sensual cat being. My lake inhabiting loves her jungle cave. My full moon night loves her vital body shadows. My amorous owl loves her erotic nightingale. My church visiting loves her chapel whisper. My pregnancy reflection loves her inner woman and child. My hidden well interior loves her deep virgin pool. My pleasure renewing loves her delicious face half covered. My earth substance loves her spring water mist. My relaxing meditator loves her lake stillness. My patient nature loves her internal reality. My snow moment loves her comfortable cloak. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “The Lord knoweth the days of the upright: and their inheritance shall be for ever.” Psalm 37:18 “The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth.” Psalm 145:18 “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 he himself hath suffered being tempted, he is able to succor them that are tempted.” -Hebrews 2:18. “For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.” Matthew 5:18 Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with my heartthrob Anna in this. She is my ardent soulmate. I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, it’s a heat wave so Homer builds a tent in the kitchen in front of the refrigerator to keep cool. Otto saves the day for the kids with a giigantic mobile pool, prompting Lisa and Bart to want a pool of their own. Bart breaks his leg in a diving mishap. Lisa gains in popularity with her pool friends while Bart recovers and withdraws into his room. Lisa gives Bart a telescope for star gazing but he uses it to peep through people’s windows, like the film Rear Window. Bart suspects Ned Flanders of killing his wife and burying her in the backyard. But it was only her favorite houseplant he overwatered and killed while she was away on her bible retreat.

On CBC Newsworld, Heather Hiscox wore a purple sweater and a black top. Marivel Taruc wore a white blouse and a black vest. Colleen Jones wore a blue coat. Margo McDiarmid wore a red turtleneck and a black jacket. Nil Koksal wore a black turtleneck and a black coat. Susan Ormiston wore a red sweater and a white blouse. Nancy Wilson wore a grey vest and a white blouse. Susana da Silva wore a red CBC coat and a black blouse. Jeannie Lee wore a dark green jacket and a silver dog broach. Suhana Meharchand wore a grey jacket with white lines and a black blouse. Jelena Adzic wore a black dress and a yellow circle string necklace. On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, Cardigan Savvy, buying olive oil -how to choose? Extra virgin is the best quality, how to keep your artificial hair colour for longer, how to reduce your carbon footprint with help from the CBC’s One Million Acts of Green, followed by Juggling 101.

On CBC News: Montreal at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket and a pink shirt with a grey and white tie. Situation Critical, Major Fires, Ready For Winter, Remaining Cool. Top Story: Sounding The Alarm. Wait times at St-Justine Hospital are 5 hours or more. Doctors on staff are short, from 58 down to 20. Parents don’t wait as long at the Montreal Children’s Hospital with its fast-track system. 1 in 5 frustrated parents leave without seeing a doctor for their children at St-Justine, while it’s only 1 in 12 at Montreal Children’s. As reported by Gerri Barrer in a tan coat and brown and white scarf. Griffintown Fire: 15 people were forced into the streets. No one was hurt in a fire where there could have been many lives lost. “Make sure your exits are clear.” As reported by Louis Hamann in a black coat, black turtleneck and blue jeans. For a list of fire prevention tips, please go to the website at www.cbc.ca/montrealatsix. Campaign Office Burns: The office of Liberal party candidate Martin Cossette thinks the fire was caused by drug addicts. As reported by Amanda Margison in a dark brown parka.

The first check on the weather with Frank Cavallaro in a grey suit, white shirt and black tie at -2.4 degrees, feeling like -4.0 with 35% humidity and winds at 13 km/h (at exactly 6:07 pm). “The cloud will clear over the region gradually this evening.” The Grey Cup is on Sunday. The game is between the Montreal Alouettes and the Calgary Stampeders. As reported by Kim Brunhuber in a black jacket and a black shirt. “You won’t need the snowblower tomorrow.” Followed by the bridge and the break. Returning for the forecast with Frank Cavallaro at -2.0, feeling like -2.0 with 35% humidity and winds at 15 km/h, and snow falling lightly. “A couple of cool days on the way” Tonight’s low of -8.0 will feel like -10.0. Today’s high was -1.8. Tomorrow’s high will be -1.0, feeling like -3.0 with winds at 10 km/h. The 5-day forecast is 0 -1 -2 -3 0. A 61-year-old Woman Dead In Laval, after people were alerted by a barking dog. She was found at her home in a pool of blood with signs of lacerations. No signs of forced entry. Police call it a murder investigation. As reported by Dan Halton in a black coat, white shirt and a pale yellow tie.

An 84-year-old woman’s death in a seniors residence was because they did not treat her pneumonia adequately. 3 Montrealers are charged for Cloned Credit Cards. Bail Hearing For Teens. They weren’t supposed to be communicating. They arrested on November 7th for breaking bail conditions. As reported by Shari Okeke in a black coat and a green scarf. Followed by the break and returning for the day’s closing numbers and PST Cut For Culture. Liberal leader Jean Charest will cut taxes on movie tickets and live shows, including CDs and DVDs and other cultural products. ADQ leader Mario Dumont promises Checks on Spending while at a senior’s residence. PQ leader Pauline Marois revealed a PQ Environmental Plan. Parliament resumes tomorrow. Today the House Speaker was re-elected. As reported by Julie Van Dusen. Top Story: Sounding The Alarm. 1 in 5 parents are leaving the emergency room without seeing a doctor for their kids. Ginkgo Biloba Study says the natural herbal remedy failed miserably on preventing age-related dementia and Alzheimer disease. As reported by Terry Reith in a grey jacket, white shirt and purple-grey tie. “Temperatures are dropping off. Clouds are leaving our region.” Followed by the bridge and the break.

Returning for the Most Viewed at www.cbcnews.ca. Pirates Hijacking Ships, including a container ship off the coast of Kenya holding $125 million in crude oil. “The fear of dangerous escalation is huge.” Model Killer Pleads Guilty and Police Academy Dispute, followed by PJ Stock’s preview of Stock Talk to the break. Returning for a second look at the forecast with Frank Cavallaro. Tonight’s low will be -8.0, feeling like -10.0 with gradual clearing. Tomorrow morning it will be frosty at -7.0, feeling like -9.0. The 7-day forecast is -1 0 -2 -3 - 3 2. Snowstorm in Buffalo and Preparing For Winter. Sales are already up 500% this year for snowblowers. As reported by Nancy Wood in a red coat. Locust Invasion in New South Wales. PJ Stock for Stock Talk in a grey jacket and a white shirt with an orange tie for High Expectations and F1 Who’s To Blame?, followed by downtown at night and the break. Returning for The Scene and the G-G Literary Awards. Nino Ricci won for The Origin of Species and Blais wins French Prize. Your Turn on banning wood-burning stoves. A last weather check with Frank at -2.3, feeling like -4.0 and Mickey Turns 80 today. Mickey Mouse made his debut on November 18th, 1928. 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: Montreal 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 weight.

My Animal Worship Loves Her Egyptian Kitten

serum — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 03:17:05 +0000

The air was cold. The wind was brisk. The rooftop rainwater pool was a patch of flaky white ice. Orb of Sun shone brightly through a fortuitous blue space of sky in an otherwise cloudy domain. 5 orange lovebirds chirped in mid flight in a haphazard formation. A crack of blue was above her mountain of love, under shadow. A crow swooped and dived and then flapped at great speed through the brisk breeze like a magic puppet. Visibility was clear, but my awareess was fogged, you see. I was not sick as a dog but it surprised me, the relapse. It felt like another stage in my recovery. I was feeling very good despite the head cold. In this with Anna I’m in love. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

Sirens wailed at 10:00. There were no lights on her mountain of love. Skies were dark with grey in the north but it was bright and blue in the west. Clouds passed quickly. It was like twilight. Shadows were long and stretched out. A dog barked at 10:06. There were no pigeons racing. Seagulls soared and lovebirds chirped nearby. It was a very quiet Monday morning. Traffic was light, there were no construction sounds or sirens. The southwest sky was glorious with Orb of Sun’s light hitting clouds. A car horn honked once at 10:13. The wind didn’t let up. I had to pin my grey and black knapsack down with my foot to prevent it from taking a trip off the rooftop. I kept expecting something in the sky. Seagulls were shining bright. A large flock of them were in the east. 4 pigeons headed northwest. I regretted that I was not at my best energy capacity. But I longed for her passionate kiss. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

My bath caressing loves her hugging bed. My breast touching loves her nipple play. My sound devotion loves her jungle dance. My relatives daughter loves her generous mothering. My nurturing cooking loves her expectancy diet. My television woman loves her compassionate producing. My bread loaf food loves her fish soup meal. My greenhouse tending loves her fruit orchard. My parenting support loves her mother love. My income multiplying loves her salary wages. My house care loves her grandmother’s nurse. My giant animal worship loves her Egyptian kitten. My dessert feast loves her chocolate Christmas tree. My ice cream cup loves her refrigerator milk. My prayer composing loves her creating plenitude. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “I love them that love me; and those that seek me early shall find me.” -Proverbs 8:17 “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” II Corinthians 5:17 “If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you.” Matthew 17:20 “The righteous cry, and the Lord heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles.” Psalm 34:17. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. I love Anna Dirksen.

Meanwhile, the Monkeyhouse Philharmonic Orchestra attacks Sideshow Bob on children’s television before Maggie’s birthday party. Homer misspelt his daughter’s name with sweet letters as Maggaggie on her birthday cake. Her grandmother and grandfather and her aunts come over to visit the house and celebrate. Marge thinks Homer’s elderly father and her elderly mother should get together. The two go out for a date. Abe Simpson thinks he’s having a stroke but he exclaims “I’m in love!” On CBC Newsworld, Heather Hiscox wore an orange jacket and a black top. Marivel Taruc wore a green top with a silver chainlink necklace. Colleen Jones wore a red toque and a red jacket with a black and red plaid scarf, and a blue sweater with a white blouse. Susana Da Silva wore a red CBC coat and a blue blouse. Nancy Wilson wore a purple jacket and a purple blouse. Jacquie Perrin wore a brown jacket and a blue top. Louise Martin wore a red jacket and a black top. Johanna Wagstaffe wore an orange jacket and black slacks. On Living Montreal with Sue Smith, Home remedies, winterize your home, teen tips, websites for nutritious meals.

On CBC News: Montreal at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket and a white shirt with a golden yellow tie. Firebomber Sentenced, Wood Stove Ban, Nurse Bonuses, Feels Like Winter. Top Story: Firebomber Sentenced. Azim Ibragimov was given more jail time for his “premeditated acts of terrorism”. He threw a Molotov cocktail at a Jewish boy’s school and the Ben Weider library in September 2006. He was sentenced to 4 years in jail minus time served. Jewish groups welcomed the judge’s verdict. His co-accused’s court date is coming up. As reported by Kim Brunhuber in a black jacket and a black shirt with a grey and black and white tie. Matticks Back in Jail and Aid Workers Sentenced, followed by Still Missing and a wood stove ban is in effect in the Town of Hampstead, in an effort to go green. Wood stoves are an environmental health hazard, emitting 100 dangerous chemicals and more particulate matter into the atmosphere in 9 hours than a car releases in 1 year. What do you think about banning wood stoves? Send your comments to montrealatsix@cbc.ca. As reported by Jessica Brown.

A first check on the weather with Kristin Falcao in a red turtleneck and a grey jacket with a black skirt. Current temperature was 0.0 feeling like -5.0 with 64% humidity and winds at 19 km/h. Replacing the Grand Prix. The city says it can’t afford the race. It first appeared in Montreal 30 years ago. 30,000 tourists come every year to watch. Montreal makes $75 million dollars. Most governments can’t afford Bernie Ecclestone exorbitant fees and so it’s “Time to get creative” in Montreal, looking for alternative tourist-attracting dollars. Meanwhile, the NASCAR will continue as well as the World Acquatic Championships. As reported by Amanda Margison in a black sweater. Followed by Grand Prix History. Montreal became its home in 1978. June 2007 was the last Grand Prix date. Followed by soulmates and the break.

Returning for the forecast with Kristin Falcac at temperatures 5 degrees below average. Tonight’s low will be -4.0, feeling like -9.0 with a chance of flurries and winds at 20 km/h. Tomorrow it will be -2.0, feeling like -8.0 with winds at 20 km/h. The 5-day forecast is -2, -1, -2, -1, -2. Election Fundraising Investigation: An ADQ candidate offered $100 gift certificates for the SAQ to encourage donations. The PQ also practiced it but “It violates the respect of the electoral law.” ADQ leader Mario Dumont said “this kind of initiative will no longer be allowed.” As reported by David Shum. Health Care Issues: Premier Jean Charest says he understands the nurse’s complaints but the nurses aren’t so sure. 1,700 are needed in the province but 2,000 already left for the private sector and 17,000 nurses are to retire. Charest offered a $3,000 bonus for the first 3 years to new nurses as part of his Nurse Bonuses package but nurses say that is not an incentive because it takes up to 5 years for a nursing career to be established. As reported by Dan Halton. Home Care services are available but the demand is greater than supply. “It’s always a very delicate balance.” Liberals and the PQ say they are committed to supporting Home Care in Quebec. Followed by Fertility Funding and PQ Education Promises and the break.

Returning for the day’s closing numbers and Top Story: Firebomber Sentenced. The Crown labeled it a hate crime and the judge called it “a premeditated act of terrorism.” Burning Questions in Point St-Charles after a warehouse burned down full of paper for recycling. “The warehouse was ordered emptied but trucks continued to dump paper here.” As reported by Louis Hamann in a black coat and a white shirt with a black tie. “We may see a few flakes tonight.” Followed by the steeple through the tree and the break. Returning for the Most Viewed at www.cbcnews.ca. California Fires. The Santa Ana winds have calmed down giving firefighters the upper hand. More than 16,000 hectares have gone up in flames, more than 800 houses have been destroyed. As reported by Steve Futterman in a black jacked and a blue shirt. Obama & McCain met in Chicago today. and MPs are preparing to deal with the economic downturn when parliament returns. As reported by Julie Van Dusen. Postal Strike could affect Christmas mail and “We can expect a cold weekend ahead.” Followed by the break.

Returning for a second look at the forecast with Kristin Falcao. Below normal temperatures could last all week to the weekend from “a large dome of cold over our area.” Tonight’s low will be -4.0, feeling like -9.0 with a 30% chance of flurries and winds at 20 km/h. Tomorrow morning it will be chilly at -4.0, feeling like -10.0 with winds at 20 km/h. The 7-day forecast is -2, -1, -2, -1, -2, 1, 9. 540 adults that were diagnosed with asthma were re-tested but 30% showed no sign of it. According to a new study, doctors are misdiagnosing asthma without any objective evidence. They are not using a simple spyrometer test. Be Green with Geeta Nadkarni in a purple and white top with black slacks and a Freecycle Membership that would be good for Christmas gifts. Chateau Frontenac turned 115 years old this weekend. A last look at the forecast at -1.0, feeling like -6.0 with humidity at 64%. Michel signed off for the night. I’m Frank Remus in Montreal for this Krimson News diary blog of loving and dreaming and CBC News: Montreal at Six re-reportage of activate, aid, begetting, breeding, bring about, charitable, cherish, compassionate, composing, compulsion, cooking, create, developing, devotion, expectancy, generous, giving, helplessness, income, love, mother, mothering, multiply, nurse, parent, passion, play, plenitude, produce, promoting, provide, rearing, replicate, reproduce, source, substance, supplying, support, sustaining, tending, working and worship.

My Openness Breaking Through Loves Her Natural Flower Renewal

serum — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:43:03 +0000

7 pigeons headed northwest at 10:23. The wind was strong and blustery. A car horn honked repeatedly but I had no chance to follow the number. Trees waved and swayed. The rooftop pool of water was taking a beating. It was vigorously blown by the wind. Its ripples were tightly pronounced with miniscule fingerprints. I stayed behind the elevator room stairs to protect myself from the wind force. The sky was grey with low rolling clouds. A crack of blue opened in the north. 2 crows soared and glided like kites. The wind gusted terribly strong. Most of the leaves were now gone. Trees were naked in shades of grey and brown. Evergreens stood tall in the midst. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna my heartthrob in this.

I had a late start this morning, waking with nasal congestion. It was strange because I was feeling good and energetic despite the head cold. It’s one of the hazards of working with children and their food -greater exposure to germs. I always wash my hands. But when it gets cold and windows are kept closed, there isn’t enough clean air circulation, and I’m prone to a sinus infection. The cold brisk wind was good for my nostrils. I take it as part of the pattern the dreamcards elicit for me. Everything flows for recovery. A crow cawed thrice at 10:36. I saw no bright light at the nunnery of Villa Maria. Many seagulls appeared. Birds chirped quietly. Clouds moved quickly. 3 pigeons went northwest. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna my heartthrob in this.

It was one of the darkest mornings I’ve seen in a while. It was damp. Tiny raindrops began to fall at 10:41. I could see them hitting the rippling pool. A crow flew as a couple, cawing and gliding over trees. A 3rd crow followed and a 4 crow appeared. They soared and dived together. 2 then went to sit in the shimmering tree, now void of leaves. Her mountain of love was so dark. Then the crows then took off, heading westward. The wind was violent sometimes, with powerful puffing around. Tiny raindrops continued to fall, current flowed through my right hand with links to internal canals. A tiny light next to a green roof by the top of her mountain of love repeatedly pulsed. There’s a few green roofs on her love mountain. A car horn honked twice at 10:52. No lights appeared at the nun house. The wind blew at tremendous speed. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna my heartthrob in this.

On Friday I watched Tropic Thunder with Tristan. Yesterday we watched Pineapple Express. The first film was a disappointment, the second film was better than I expected. It was impossible for us to avoid watching bits of the James Bond marathon on TV on the weekend. View To a Kill still makes me amused with James Bond nearly impaled with an antenna between his legs as he clings to a rope tied to the blimp where his nemesis Christopher Walken is. Grace Jones looked so surreal. Christopher Walken looked like a cross between Madonna and David Bowie, as I’ve said. I loved his fake fearful smile as he falls from the Golden Gate Bridge. We watched Saturday Night with its dancing skit with Beyonce at studio 15. I was under the weather on this freezing cold weekend, so it was an indoor time watching TV, eating and talking, not to mention laughing and teasing and I did a fair bit of sneezing. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna my heartthrob in this.

My airy effortlessness loves her receptive antennae. My available arms wide loves her entrance door wide open. My swimming ripples in the pond loves her falling spring water. My unobstructed nostril loves her flowing window open. My openness breaking through loves her natural flower renewal. My expanding contemplation loves her orange colour overflow. My uncovering surrender loves her soft naked legs wide. My obeying throat loves her supple lips. My honest innocence loves her virgin heart. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “Thou wilt show me the path of life: in thy presence is fullness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore.” Psalm 16:11 “Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.” Hebrews 4:16. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with my heartthrob Anna in this.

My Sleeping Spider Loves Her Misty Dreams

serum — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 03:24:16 +0000

The rain came down as a downpour. Rooftops and roads were soaked. I was under the weather from lack of sleep with congestion and sinus pressure. A pale grey fog covered the sky, engulfing her mountain of love. It was invisible behind a sheet that was the shade of her skin in Relating. The wind lightly gusted. It was soft, not cold. Sparse traffic hissed on wet roads. Cars locked horns at 9:39. Bare naked trees were elegant beauties. Trees covered with leaves were now rare. Naked trees looked as good as dressed. A siren wailed at 9:40. I was starting to feel the sense of some sort of extra dimension. It was in the same space as life is. There is more than one level for us but we often remain stuck on one of the lower rungs. But we’re really in all levels at once. Current flowed almost like a solid. 3-dimensional depth was vivid within. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

A misty silhouette of her mountain of love was partly revealed. The light at Villa Maria was visible at 9:46. It glowed brightly in the fog and rain. At least 25 pigeons headed northwest. The light might have flashed once while raindrops were quietly tapping. The light went went out at 9:52. I sat still, I listened, I watched. Rain came down harder at 9:48. A soft spot of light, almost an illusion on her mountain of love. The light at Villa Maria slowly faded in and got bright at 9:55. A solo crow silently flew. Her mountain of love was slowly unveiling. After scanning the north, I turned around and found the light was gone at 10:02. I felt peaceful, there was no friction. A train sounded at 10:04. A siren began at 10:05. Hard wires within bent back into correct place. Raindrops riddled my page. Black ink was bleeding, some words were smearing. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this.

A low rumble from the sky from a plane passing by. The rain came and it was pouring. Inner bending was with precision. A dog barked, a car horn honked at least 8 times, in concert with a backing-up truck signal at 10:12. The rain came down faster. 7 seagulls headed northwest, followed by a flock of at least 24. 2 flashes at 10:22. 2 crows flew across the sky. They swirled and they dived for a rooftop rendez-vous. A third crow appeared and a 4th in the sky. 2 crows remained side-by-side, cawing in flight. 3 were in front and the 4th was behind. The 4th changed direction and cawed to the 3. They turned around and went to follow her. 7 pigeons headed northwest. Inner current flowed smoothly at 10:30. I turned in from the rain and spent an indoor day with my son. The Villa Maria light didn’t return as the rain came quietly down. My crude imperfection loves her washing. My magician transformation loves her alchemical meditation. My wild hysteria loves her chanting senselessness. My primal sinking below loves her primordial sea waves. My liquid heating loves her orgasm release. My sleeping spider loves her grey misty dreams. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “Thou shalt call and I will answer thee: thou wilt have a desire to the work of thine hands.” -Job 14:15 “And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me.” Psalm 50:15 “As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love.” -John 15.9. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. I love Anna Dirksen.

My Light Ray Altar Loves Her Soulmate Essence

serum — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 04:41:12 +0000

The air was breezy. It wasn’t cold. At least 35 seagulls headed northwest, it was a large flock and I was impressed. The sky was a bubble blanket of cloud. It formed a high dome that insulated blue from my sight. A soft-looking mass in the west. It was smooth and traveled south. The north sky dome did not show evidence of any movement at all. Pale peachy streaks in the south sky were faint strands of hair, almost yellow. A disorganized flock of seagulls flew above the EMSB, then they dispersed all over the place. A train horn sounded at 10:52. 2 crows perched in a tree. One cawed twice, then began yelping in bursts of 4s and 5s. My energies stirred for my soulmate. I wanted so badly to hug her and caress and hold her in my loving arms. Current flowed through chasms and fissures. Dogs barked at 10:57. A truck honked with impatience, followed by a few car horns in response. I didn’t have to brace myself in the wind. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my soulmate.

It was cool but not overwhelming. A few scattered seagulls returned from the northwest then dispersed again. Birds were quiet in trees. Dogs started barking again at 10:01. More trees were laid bare overnight. I could see more houses through trees. Her mountain of love was grey-brown with faint yellow patches. 2 crows flew as a couple, in ardent play-chase passing rooftops. A third crow checked out the view of the road from the roof. A train sounded 4 or 5 times at 10:05. Yellow lovebirds were chirping nearby. A crow landed behind me, on top of the elevator room, cawing 3 times. Other crows cawed in return. The couple flew to the shimmering tree, then one of them cawed 5 times, adding 3 and then 3, while his soulmate glided around the tree in a broad circle. More caws began in earnest, in continuos bursts. Sweet bird chirps ensued at 10:09. A crow flew with a large morsel of food in her beak as she headed over the trees. More crow cawing. Orb of Sun softly glowed from a gap in the cloud. It was a hiding white hovering disk. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my soulmate.

A train sounded its horn at 10:13. Sunlight appeared but barely enough to cause shadows. A solo crow walked on a rooftop across the street, carefully inspecting the gravel. His soulmate appeared from behind. She walked along the roof ledge to him. In the distance, children’s voices emerged from a school field. Orb of Sun miraculously beamed. A low rumble in the northwest. Shadows almost formed at 10:18. Darker clouds disappeared from the west. Only a moonstone sheen was left. Orb of Sun brightly glowed through it as a steady stream of light. Waterlogged leaves were immovable, stranded on the roof. Inner current intensified at 10:21. Orb of Sun glowed brightly now. It was almost getting warm. Shadows appeared just like magic. Some things take ceaseless observing, especially when it’s psychological. Inside me there was aching and healing at the same time. Slowly but surely that healing was overcoming the pain. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my soulmate.

Blue sky bled through up above. Orb of Sun was overcoming the cloud and there was miraculous brightness. A train horn sounded at 10:25. 3 pigeons headed northwest. Planes moved in slow-motion through the sky, coming in for landings. A blue jay screeched for an instant. It was quite comfortable in the cool damp air. More blue sky streaks in the north. A school bell rang at 10:31. Orb of Sun got swallowed back up by long strands of dark grey cloud that looked remarkably like her long black wavy hair. It was remarkable clear the detail. A dog yelped at 10:33. A crow let out a line of 6 caws. There were no sirens. A bee zigzagged past. It surprised me. 10 pigeons headed northwest. A siren wailed in the distance, just as the sky rumbled from a plane taking off from the airport at 10:39. 2 or 3 car horns honked once or twice. Suddenly I felt a surge of peace in my body and mind at 10:40. Current flowed through at a greater ease. Or course, there were pangs of longing for Anna, as deep currents stirred in my heart. The orange lights shone a little. Perhaps I saw a flicker or two. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. She is my soulmate.

The series of tiny orange lights looked almost shaped like a letter T. I was curious about the building beside them. What seemed to be windows were strangely shaped. It was difficult to distinguish the structure of it and I had no idea how to get there, just to see what it was. Blue sky opened up in a frothy cloud stream in the northern area, like sea surf and ice at the same time. House rooftops were clearly distinct. 2 very large flocks of seagulls went twirling. The bubbled sky clouds looked just like luminous jelly fish. A trace of blue sky opened up above her mountain of love. She was in my ardent heart in everything. A large flock of starlings landed in the shimmering tree. Their voices got carried away. My belly button conversation loves her breast feeding conference. My observatory telescope loves her pulse light ray. My altar gift loves her moon essence. My guiding arrow loves her clear path. My son adventure loves her soulmate focus. My learning power loves her sensitive action. My perception window loves her mirror identity. My core concentration loves her center aim. I love her black lunar bible verse from my Egyptian box “Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light.” Ephesians 5:14 “Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart.” Psalm 27:14 “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” -John 14:27 “Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live, ye shall live also.” -John 14:19 “In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.” -John 14:2. Yellow light and I love her. I’m in love with Anna in this. I love Anna Dirksen. She is my soulmate.

Meanwhile, Tristan came over taller and in great form but Homer was told he is slow, so he considers adult education. Homer finds himself teaching a class on how to build a successful marriage. “Marriage is like an orange.” he said. But the personal secrets he reveals about his wife makes Marge very upset. She kicks him out. Homer is stuck in the treehouse until he makes amends with his wife. On CBC Newsworld, Heather Hiscox wore a grey sweater. Nancy Durham wore a yellow jacket and a black top with white beads. Colleen Jones wore a maroon sweater and a red vest with a white blouse. Marivel Taruc wore a black blouse. Nil Koksal wore a grey white and black checkered coat. Nancy Wilson wore an orange and purple and grey Celtic patterned top. Jeannie Lee wore a green jacket and a yellow top. Andrew Nichols wore a black jacket and a blue shirt with a white tie.

On CBC News: Montreal at Six, Michel Godbout wore a black jacket and a blue shirt with a grey tie. High Speed Crash, English Debate, Changes on the Mountain, Fog Lights On, Metro Attacker and 2 Years for Aid Worker. It was 12.0, feeling like 12.0 with 88% humidity and winds at 17 km/h. At the emergency Meeting of world leaders, Stephen Harper said “Canada is coming to this meeting from a position of strength.” A $7.5 million investment on Mount Royal means there wil be new access points to the “pride and joy of Montreal.” Be Green with Geeta Nadkarni with winter composting. 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: Montreal at Six re-reportage of aim, amplify, appraise, categorizing, center, clear, coherent, consider, cooperation, core, diagnosing, differentiation, direct, discover, elementary, emphasis, essence, estimate, evaluating, examine, feature, grouping, guiding, highlight, judge, magnify, mark, measuring, perceive, perception, primaries, purpose, see, sensation function, specificity and value.