RE: Cautiously Optimistic
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I think last weekend's weather was about as perfect as it can get here. Sunny, low humidity, and highs in the 70s. Crypto influencers predictions have been all over the place ($39k to $400k.) I don't think anyone really knows where BTC is heading anymore, it's just too tough to predict now that BTC decoupled from M2. Investors are just along for the ride. I'll be happy of we blow past the previous ATH.
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I'd be loving that too. Over 100K by the end of the week doesn't seem too crazy right now, but I'm just waiting for "someone" to do or say something that flips the script. Right before he puts in a short most likely. That is perfect weather. High 70's during the day, maybe low 80's. Low humidity, and then like mid 50's at night.
No, that could easily happen—prices have been suppressed for so long. I love this late-summer weather. I just hope it sticks around for a while. It almost needed light jacket this morning during my first walk of the day.
I actually just walked my jacket over to my wife because she has to go outside and monitor recess for the kids and she was afraid she might be a little chilly. I even found myself wearing jeans around the campfire Saturday night when we were camping!
Light jackets escalate into full winter gear here pretty quickly! Lol. The birds are already migrating and the squirrels are starting to work overtime burying nuts so I'm thinking the frost will come early this year.
Interesting. I know they have been saying that El Nino is going to have a stronger effect on the weather this year, but I don't really know what that means.
I'm not sure. I always get the El Nino and El Nina mixed up. I looked it up and El Nino brings milder winters. I'm all for that!
One of the YouTubers we watch posted this video yesterday about the U.P.
Ah yes, Yooperlites. Pretty cool stuff. You should check out Petoskey stones too. Those are really awesome, especially when you polish them up. My wife wants to go hunting for Yoooperlites sometime. The old glass from the iron ore processing plants are floating around on some of the beaches too. I work with a guy that collects the stuff.
After watching this I want to visit! The entire area looks really unique.
It's so amazing up there. The drive up Brockway Mountain is totally worth it. Hiking around the Porcupine Mountains is a must do too. The mix of cultures up there is really unique for such a remote area. It's like a Cornish, Swiss, Norwegian, Swedish amalgam. If you make it up there you need to get a pastie and make sure you try out some cudighi! If I had to move up there, I'd totally pick Marquette. It's big enough that there are a ton of breweries and cool restaurants, but then just outside of town is Sugarloaf Mountain and some amazing beaches. Houghton and Hancock are just magical.
It looks amazing. It sure did leave an impression on Ryan. Northern Minnesota used to have that same cultural mix but it's changed quite a bit in the last few decades. I'll definitely been trying the pasties if I ever make it up that way. We have a food truck here-Potter's Pasties- that has the best ones I've ever had. They speak to my English roots I think because they're one of my favorite foods. What is cudighi?
It's a sweet and spicy sausage that they put on a lot of stuff in the UP. Most legit pizza places up there have at least one pie with cudighi on it if not multiple. There is a place in Houghton right on the river that has some really amazing chicken and broccoli pasties. My wife loves that one. I go with the traditional beef.
Hmm, that sounds very unique (in a good way). Maybe we plan a road trip up there when the snow melts next year!
I hope you do. If you need any tips on places to visit, just reach out!
Thanks, I certainly will. Maybe we can arrange a meet up!
He went to so many of my favorite places! :)
He must've gotten some good advice about what to include in the video. : )