Marquette Lighthouse at 7:20 a.m.

Sunrise Marquette Lighthouse, Marquette, MI

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Sunrise time: 7:20
Azimuth: 82° ↑
Did the sun rise: Yes
Was the sun visible: Nope

Exposure

22mm
f/22.0
20 sec
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Location

Marquette Lighthouse, Marquette, MI

46° 32' 42" N, -87° 22' 42" W

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Daily Fruit dated September 10

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.

Essentially, I'm embarrassed this is here. But you know, vulnerability and stuff.

2002
Welcome to the ethnocentric america.
Skateboard industry...
$1.4 billion industry
16 million skateboarders in the U.S.
20 million skateboarders worldwide
300 professional equipment manufacturers
100,000 professional skatebord decks and 500,000 wheels are produced each month
800 public and private skateparks in the U.S.
2003
Body dripping with sweat, dripping on notes, beads of it running down my body. hardly able to move, echos in my mind, very very heavy, barely able to walk.
2004
It's not how much you cry, it's how much you laugh inbetween your cries.
2005
Tomato boy.
2006
Many opportunities come by wandering and exploring aimlessly.
2007
The unfamiliar has become the familiar and the familiar has become the unfamiliar.
2008
Much better run, much worse coffee.
Warning, what you read on this page will be quite boring.
The numbers show all the potential, but there just need to be a few more.
2009
John daly is the new drink of choice.
2010
Purple studs.
2011
I'm beginning to lose faith that you're a human.
2012
Get all the rest toucan.
2013
Why ugh, when you can hug.
2014
Bring it on Albert Einstein, I'll challenge you to fencing any time.