• Sun and Moon Data for Healy, Alaska
    2 November 2009 Alaska Standard Time

                     SUN
Begin civil twilight       7:49 a.m.                 
Sunrise                    8:42 a.m.                 
Sun transit               12:39 p.m.                 
Sunset                     4:36 p.m.                 
End civil twilight         5:29 p.m.                 

                 MOON
Moonrise                   3:31 p.m. on preceding day
Moon transit              12:12 a.m.                 
Moonset                    9:33 a.m.                 
Moonrise                   3:29 p.m.                 
Moonset                   11:30 a.m. on following day
    ↓ 2 Nov 2009
    1:25 pm
  • Men become like unto that by which they are intoxicated.
    Gautama Buddha
    1:37 am
  • ↓ 17 Oct 2009
    5:31 pm
  • 5:01 pm
  • 4:31 pm

  • Marys Peak

    4:01 pm
  • Sahalie FallsMcKenzie River Trail

    Sahalie Falls
    McKenzie River Trail

    3:31 pm
  • Chris Roddy A member of my cohort1 A good man A butterfly man Cohort is an awful word that means “all the other people starting your grad school program the same time as you.” I just started the Masters in Environmental Studies program at University of Oregon. So did Chris. ↩

    Chris Roddy

    • A member of my cohort1
    • A good man
    • A butterfly man

    1. Cohort is an awful word that means “all the other people starting your grad school program the same time as you.” I just started the Masters in Environmental Studies program at University of Oregon. So did Chris. ↩

    3:01 pm
  • Journal entry 20090917 Streeter Park, Aurora, NE Beautiful this evening. Some school team was romping on the swings. I took a walk around. The sky was such a beautiful blue, with bright-pink + purple clouds. The light was so vivid it made the white pea-gravel covering the road + trails look colored in pastels. Walking alongside a cornfield staring down the perfectly straight rows, the world seems like a diorama, the field seemingly big but really small but force-perspectived, the hills and houses and sky behind so two-dimensional they seemed like a painted wall. Birds flew overhead in the warm, semi-humid air. Bugs + frogs buzzed and chirped in the trees. I felt incredulous that the world could be this beautiful and real. I smiled deep and spontaneously.

    Journal entry
    20090917 Streeter Park, Aurora, NE

    Beautiful this evening. Some school team was romping on the swings. I took a walk around. The sky was such a beautiful blue, with bright-pink + purple clouds. The light was so vivid it made the white pea-gravel covering the road + trails look colored in pastels. Walking alongside a cornfield staring down the perfectly straight rows, the world seems like a diorama, the field seemingly big but really small but force-perspectived, the hills and houses and sky behind so two-dimensional they seemed like a painted wall. Birds flew overhead in the warm, semi-humid air. Bugs + frogs buzzed and chirped in the trees. I felt incredulous that the world could be this beautiful and real. I smiled deep and spontaneously.

    2:31 pm
  • Ted Stevens International Airport Anchorage, Alaska

    Ted Stevens International Airport
    Anchorage, Alaska

    2:01 pm
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