Wetmore Landing at 6:40 a.m.

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A single First Edition print will be created for each of the 365 sunrises of 2019. Prints start at $1 for the first day, and $365 for the final sunrise of 2019. See details here.

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Sunrise 118 of 365

Sunrise time:
6:40: Azimuth:
68° ↑: Did the sun rise:
Yes: Was the sun visible:
Yes

Focal Length:
28mm: Aperture:
f/8.0: Shutter Speed:
1/100: ISO:
400

Location

Wetmore Landing, Marquette, MI

46° 36' 52" N, -87° 27' 50" W

Musings

Imposter syndrome is running on high today.

A year of alarms

By choice, I’ve decided to live by the alarm. Making sure I’m up before the sunrise. And I wonder, is living by the alarm a good way of life? It’s still this artificial thing telling your body to get up before its ready on its own. It is an entire year not allowing myself to sleep in. Certainly farmers must sleep in on some days, like holidays perhaps? And even people working the morning shift have days off work.

This week has been a struggle.

Whatever.

Outtakes

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Daily Fruit dated April 28

Daily Fruit was a daily journal I kept from October 2001 through July 2015. The idea was "a few words a day keeps the psychiatrist away". Not sure that worked, but it was an incredibly healthy practice. They are meant to be read for face value.

2002
Rather than a supreme education facility...universities are ran as a business. universities want sports and a good reputation. they want money for departments and research. much more concerned with themselves than they are educating the students.
2003
Surprise.
2004
I've been holding my horses for a long time, it's time to let them gallop, they're galloping, and if you don't want them in you can close your gate.
2005
Ice pick, pistol, and the whole lot.
2006
The ticket price is bringing something that's a testimony of your creativity.
2007
Dragon cabinet.
2009
Maybe this dream has gotten a little old.
2010
Going against the grain of social norms.
I know it's a good book when I can only read a few pages at a time.
2011
How does this even happen to me.
2012
How ironic.
I have you guessing.
This is life in general.
It's incredible how many layers love has.
You have to learn to manage your downs.
2013
A happy customer is worth more than twenty dollars in my pocket.
2014
Double the pun, double the pleasure.
2015
Yes you can, and you should, go around smelling like bacon.
Envested.
Rings happen.
Life is a venn diagram.