Hello everyone. It is officially October, which means spooky season is here. I hope you all are as excited as I am. What better way than relaxing and listening to this week's stories to kick off the best time of the year. Let us begin and drift further into Mr. Creve's mind.

I saw the Michigan Dogman.

It's Real.

Written by Leo of Alexandria.

The Great Lake State is known for many things.

I'm sure the number one answer from any non-resident would be the auto industry, which

of course would be 100% accurate.

Henry Ford didn't invent the car, but he made up the assembly system we all know today,

and I'm guessing just about every factory in the world uses it. I'm sure he didn't foresee robots

replacing people in the line, but that's another story for another day. Let me say that I am

indeed a lifelong Michigander.

I have lived in both of our beautiful peninsulas.

If anyone doesn't know,

Michigan is two separate pieces of land

connected by the Mackinac Bridge,

classified as a peninsula.

A body of land surrounded on at least three sides by water.

Every resident of Michigan is no less than three miles away from some type of water, whether

it be a pond, a stream, a creek, a river, a lake, etc. Michigan should be known for water

just as much as the auto industry. The name of the state

itself means big water from the Ojibah tribe. I would also like to make the rest of the world

know that we should be the unofficial potato chip capital of the world. Try to get your hands on

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