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Spring in Michigan: Sunshine, Hope… and a Driveway That Could Swallow a Pickup
The sun is shining. The snow is melting. The birds are back. And my driveway now looks like something Monster Jam should be ticketing.
We Are All So Tired of Winter (A Survival Guide for False Spring Survivors)
Sick of Michigan winter? Discover funny, relatable ways to cope with cold weather, snow, and False Spring while waiting for spring.
Let the Groundhog Sleep: A Rant About February 2nd
Every February 2nd, a group of bundled-up humans gather in a small town in Pennsylvania to yank a rodent from his cozy burrow, thrust him into the cold, and ask him to forecast the weather. Yes, I’m talking about Groundhog Day. A tradition that somehow still exists in the 21st century. Why? I have questions. Many.
10 Delightfully Ridiculous Things to Do in Michigan When It’s Bitterly Cold
If you’re in Michigan right now, odds are your face froze somewhere between your front door and your car. Temps in the single digits? Wind chills that make your bones question their life choices? Yep, sounds about right. But instead of whining about the weather (again), let’s embrace the tundra!
Why We’re All Quitters by January 14th (and It’s Okay!)
Every January 1st, millions of us promise to become entirely new people. By January 14th, we’re back to being the same old humans we’ve always been — complete with our Netflix marathons, cookie binges, and dusty gym shoes. Why do we do this to ourselves? It’s like we’re all auditioning for a tragic comedy about self-improvement.
Words and Phrases That Should Be Banished in 2026
Every year, the fine folks at Lake Superior State University release their “Banished Words List” — a collection of overused, misused, or downright irritating words and phrases that should be sent to the linguistic landfill. And while the 2026 list is full of worthy contenders, we couldn’t help but notice some painfully obvious omissions.