Outdoor Magazine Blog ยป Outdoor Magazine Radio (weekend of 8/1)
This week on the Outdoor Magazine radio show we kick off the month of August with lots of great conversation about hunting and fishing in Michigan and beyond. First, I describe my latest walleye outing on Saginaw Bay. You can read more about that here. … Tom tells us about the DNR’s new Pure Michigan hunt. We turn our attention to salmon in the second hour of this weeks show. Paul Schlafley of Riverside Charters in Manistee gives us a Lake Michigan fishing report. … read more…
Moxie & Mayhem: Sufjan Stevens, What's Not to Love? (by Eryn)
For the Widows in Paradise, for the Fatherless in Ypsilanti (Michigan: The Great Lake State) Another song with a lot of spiritual undertones, but it is so powerful. Words cannot describe the way this song affects me. … read more…
Jeannie has Only 11 more days left to go- Off to Canada next …
I love to swim and the currents in the water were really way too strong to go swimming here in Lake Michigan. So I just went in the pool and the hot tub and then one of the guys on the team, Chuck, who always get in early, … We’ve gone to a lot of buffets, lots of good food to be able to choose from. We all enjoyed that. Then I came back, and this is my delight when I got back also, another great thing happened. One of the guys on the team here had some free time to be … read more…
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Field Point Accuracy with the Broad heads: With growing fame of mechanical broad heads, we have seen decreased emphasis on a good, and old fashioned tuning skills. Now no longer is it necessary th… read more…
Michigan Weddings Suit Every Taste and Budget
Having a fairytale wedding is every bride’s dream, and Michigan weddings are certainly an easy way to fulfill bridal fantasies. With destination weddings becoming increasingly popular, the thought of… read more…
Inexpensive Destination Weddings
Destination weddings are becoming increasingly popular these days. More and more couples are turning their wedding day into a weekend event with lots of added activities for all of their guests such a… read more…
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Open Question: What disorders can you see in these characters?
I am currently writing an idea for an animated film about an experimental purgatory. In this experimental purgatory, a lot of the “subjects” are from different decades of the 20th century, and therefore receive different forms of therapy for their many psychological and mental conditions. (To which the only escape is to get a taste of reality after January 1st, 2000.) Once they get across the barrier, the psychotic subjects will be getting modern diagnostics and treatments for their problems. In the meantime, I would like to get an idea of what exactly the diagnoses would be. If you can help, that would be highly appreciated.
Marybeth Murphy (died in 1904) – Marybeth lived in a time where women didn’t have many rights or respect. Because of this, she has the delusion that she is one of the most powerful men in the world, the King of England. Because she thinks she is a man, even in the care of the purgatory, they treat her as a nutty and unimportant woman who needs daily punishment in order to get rid of her delusion. Although she has been receiving “treatment,” her mind is still unstable as to who she really is.
Amelia de Chance (died 1916) – Amelia doesn’t really have a delusion, but she is most described as an artist. She has premontions of disasters that will happen later on in her century, and draws them detail by excruciating detail on her many canvases, therefore, she may suffer from some sort of morbid obsession.
Edmund and Thomas Johnson (died in 1928) – Edmund and Thomas are two 10-year-old boys that were brutally killed by their father. Before they were taken to die, they were watching a new and exciting cartoon, Steamboat Willie. Since their death, they have delusions that they are animated cartoons, 1920’s-style, and insist on everyone to call them “Steamboat Eddie” and “Steamboat Tommie.”
Harry Fink (died in 1932) – After failing an audition for the Broadway musical Chicago, Harry Fink committed suicide after a wave of depression hit him, (combined with the divorce papers from his wife Wilma he found when he got home.) In death, he suffers from chronic depression, and stays in a hermit-like state. He never leaves his room, and constantly watches a tape of Chicago he was given upon admitting him. When he got a little better, he believed that he was Mr. Cellophane, and learned the entire part himself. (I know I threw in the chronic depression already, but he does think that he’s a fictional character.)
Mary and Theodore Norrington (died in 1954) – Mary and Theodore are a kind couple from Michigan, who both died when their boat capsized in a nearby lake. Upon their death, Mary told Theodore the news that she had found out she was pregnant the day before their ride, and was hoping to surprise her husband with the news. Devastated that their dreams of starting a family were ruined, they have the delusion that the Johnson boys from the ’20’s and the Jones girls from the ’90’s are their children, and treat them in a ’50’s sitcom sort of way, (Ozzy and Harriet was their favorite radio program for the past couple of years.) Their behavior is very robotic, and is similar to “Stepford.”
Tabitha McGee (died in 1967) – Tabitha died from an acid hallucination when she jumped off a nearby cliff, thinking that she could fly. Since her admitting into the purgatory, she lives an almost permanent hallucination, thinking that the chairs around here are talking frogs, and her hospital bed is a cloud, etc. She is very hard to get information from, and is very hard to give detox medication to.
Flippy Monroe and Candy Kintz (died in 1984) – Following the “Club Kid” fashion, roommates Flippy and Candy died from drug overdoses. Upon their arrival to the purgatory, they have symptoms similar to Tabitha McGee’s, and think that the purgatory is just a hospital they went to when they overdosed. They appear to have so many drugs inside of them that they are almost impossible to fully detox.
Also, with your answers, I would appreciate some modern forms of treatment, to get an idea of what they would expect in 21st century humanity and psychology.
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Voting Question: Suggestions for setting in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota area?
I’d love some advice on where to set my story.
I’ve never lived in the north, so bear with me here..
The story is set in a town with around a 5,000-15,000 population (give or take, I’m not very concerned with size, just not TOO big.) Preferably with a larger city nearby.
A very cold winter is required, and I’d love it if it had small or medium-sized lakes near. (Cabin accessible / freeze over?)
If you know of a town with a lot of personality or worth setting a story in, please leave a few suggestions! They are greatly appreciated.
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Resolved Question: Camping-Illinois/Michigan with friends. Where to go?
I want to do some camping in a rustic, scenic atmosphere, preferably with a lake nearby. Just a tent and a car.
For those who have been camping a lot, are there any particularly special
places that you would recommend?
Things I’m looking for:
-Endless woods/forest to go hiking/wandering through(aka-breathtaking, adventure filled landscape)
-Place to setup tent and have a bonfire
-Water nearby either fishing/canoeing/swimming/etc..
These are just basic things. Open to suggestions if there is anything else you can recommend.
Would like to AVOID the R.V. campground-type experience and places littered with young families.
note: limited amount of funding.
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