If you can laugh at having to wear snow gloves and flip flops on the same day, how bad the potholes are, and how much snow you get each year, you are obviously a Michigander who can appreciate these one-liners:
1. We’re pretty much used to driving in anything.

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2. The roads are really bad here!

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3. It’s funny because it’s true.

4. We all know these people, right?

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5. We don’t need the weather man.

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6. This can go on for weeks.

7. And this probably isn’t the first time!

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8. Unfortunately, this is a common joke.

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9. This is also a common joke we share.

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10. This might happen in April.

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11. This might happen in September.

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12. We have a love/hate with Mother Nature.

13. It’s usually when we’re in a hurry, too.

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14. This is the U.P. for sure.

15. …as is this.

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16. Our kids must be pretty smart since they never miss school.

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17. It’s just not the same down south.

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18. Or out west.

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19. We’ve all been there.

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20. We can all laugh at this one.

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21. Let’s all sing this one together now.

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22. Do you miss spring yet?

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23. Uh, yeah.

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24. At least winter keeps us in shape!

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25. Pray for sun, instead.

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26. We’ve all had to deal with this at one time. Probably for a crummy job, too.

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27. Raise your hand if you’ve hit a deer before.

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28. We all know this guy.

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About Nick Johnson
Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends. .
Nick's the creator of the HomeSnacks YouTube channel that now has over 260,000 subscribers and is an excellent source to learn about different parts of the country.
I used to live in MI, but now in PA. I love MI in summer, but I’ll stay in PA for the winters. I especially love the people in MI. They are the most friendly, most sincere people we have ever met! Miss all of the people I got to know while I lived there. So if you like snow in winter and mild weather in summer you will love Michigan. Potholes notwithstanding.
My favorite thing in the UP is wearing shorts and a winter parka, going to the party store, and having a cook out in October,
#19 happened to me…. on I75 no less. I was the lead car on a fresh snowfall. The only way I could stay on the road was to aim for the underpasses.
I live in Michigan and I experienced all four seasons a cross one week, and I was at a summer camp!