the one thing i figured out in chicago:

Aug 16, 2009 00:44

i like michigan.

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engines_on_mute August 16 2009, 15:57:33 UTC
hahahahaha

i realized i really like michigan after being in minnesota too. they rave about their abundance of lakes here and im just like NO NIGGA YOU AINT EVEN GOT A CLUE. I LOOK AT CANADA WHEN I LOOK ACROSS THE LAKE BACK HOME.

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engines_on_mute August 16 2009, 16:04:44 UTC
p.s. i'm only laughing because that same exact thing happened to me and i felt so stupid.

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penncovemuscles August 16 2009, 19:02:39 UTC
As much as I HATE New Baltimore, and some other places in metro Detroit, I really love a lot of Michigan.

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katrina_alyse August 18 2009, 20:19:39 UTC
On the way home from chicago, I was surrounded by native chicago-ers on the bus, and we got to talking. Basically: Chicago beaches = littered with zillions of people taking up every square inch and dirty diapers, Michigan beach = clear water, sparse amounts of people, NATURE, real sand? (not including metro beach), Childhood in chicago = shopping, shopping, clubbing?, shopping, materialism. Childhood in Michigan = free to roam around, ride bikes, play in BACKYARD, enjoy being outside. Chicago = $900 to rent out a basement (affectionately called a garden level apartment) with 2 small ass windows equivalent to dungeous. No backyard, no front yard, lucky to have a potted plant on a balcony just so you can be close to aforementioned clubbing and shopping. Michigan = $900 for a 3 bedroom historic home backyard front yard garage driveway abundant garden, basement larger than a "garden level apartment", within walking distance to shopping, bars, etc ( ... )

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katrina_alyse August 18 2009, 20:22:10 UTC
* DUNGEONS

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katrina_alyse August 18 2009, 20:20:59 UTC
People on the bus actually asked me what we wear out here- like to go "clubbing", and were terrified of arriving in Detroit. Didn't believe me that it wasn't THAT scary, and there's actually a lot of culture, and no we don't dress like Amish people?

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