Third World Homeless Problems…

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good morning. 7am on this windy chilly wednesday morning. waves looking small out on the north shore. don’t see anybody out anywhere. town is flat. i’m going to drive around and look for a little uncrowded wave to surf. have a nice day….

i get a lot of comments on my destination travel bag. i got this about 5 years ago and use it all the time. it’s like a mini surfboard coffin. so much things can fit in it, including my long dive fins. the only thing about this bag is that when i’m traveling, it’s so versatile that some people want to use it for a cooler, or even a fish bag. no freaking way…

these are some of the goodies i took to tahiti. after a long day diving, it goes good with a few hinano’s…

and last, i’ve been looking around the world for a jack daniel’s flask. looked all over in hawaii, in japan, in indonesia, in thailand, and in the philippines but never found one. so when toda-san and takami-san gave this present, i almost cried…. thanks so much….

and last, traveling to third world countries really wakes me up. to see some of the living conditions that some people have to endure. and the sad thing is it’s not all their fault. you can’t say, “hey, go work”, or hey “it’s your fault”. some countries governments just don’t give the poor people a chance. a lot of them are born this way, and die this way. it’s sad and there’s no end to the world homeless problem…. so if you have a roof under your head, appreciate it….

KIRBY FUKUNAGA
ハワイで生まれ育ち、プロサーファー、フォイラー、スキンダイバー、カメラマンの肩書きを持ち、ウォーターマンとして、海で多くの時間を過ごし、海から多くのモノをもらいながら生活しています。彼が伝えようとしていることは、海がある生活は僕らを豊かにしてくれるということ。そして、自分だけではなく、いろいろなことをみんなにシェアし、人生を楽しむということ。現在は、ハワイでプライベートサーフィンガイドを主催。
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