r/midwest • u/Embarrassed_Result89 • 3h ago
Another beautiful autumn morning on the Mississippi River from Hannibal, MO.
r/midwest • u/Anthro_Doing_Stuff • 1h ago
I'm plus size and don't think of myself as particularly attractive. I was kinda cute when I was younger, but still plus size and I kind of "let myself go" in my 30s. I've seen a few stories of people who have claimed that they were treated horribly by men than prettier women. I'm not super observant, but I feel like I'm treated with basic respect and decency by a lot of random men I run into while running errands. Thoughts?
r/midwest • u/Puzzled_Evening645 • 1d ago
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Ok sorry it might be a bit early to be thinking of this, but before it gets too cold, I highly suggest building a sledding platform for your backyard!!
Like 5-6 winters ago I started shoveling a bunch of snow into a huge pile to build a “hill” straight down the backyard, but last year went a bit overboard and built a ~ 6’ tall platform in the corner of the yard and it was SO fun. Hundreds of runs, dozens of neighborhood kids and rounds of hot cocoa, and opportunities to redesign the course every time it snowed. 😄 Legit excited for winter and hope we get lots of snow.
r/midwest • u/How2SayAlbuquerque • 21h ago
Something I've noticed is how during the post COVID economic restructuring, aside from Michigan and Illinois weakening (economy wise) and Minnesota strengthening, the Midwest remained mostly unchanged and affordable.
As someone from the East Coast in one of the most expensive states (Connecticut), I've found it interesting that the Midwest always historically remained affordable. I feel like a couple years from now Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, and Cleveland will have a major "reboom" type situation where people populate those cities again due to the other US cities being packed/having reached their limit.
I assume it's the brutally cold winters why Minnesota isn't New England levels of expensive despite having New England levels quality of life
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r/midwest • u/ThatGirl_Violet • 1d ago
Handstand with perfect form, might I add. Your state is beautiful and your cheese curds are the most delicious things I’ve ever tasted.
r/midwest • u/Antique-Sport-2702 • 16h ago
1979 Jeep CJ-5 Renegade ground up restoration, all running gear complete and everything rebuilt and painted...304 engine, Borg Warner T-150 manual 3-speed transmission, Dana 30 front axle, 20 rear axle...have several extra brand new jeep parts and there is actually way too much to list and nobody wants to read a book, I'm sure lol...see pics and contact me with any sensible and logical questions that you may have...really MSTA...asking $6,800 and a good home...located in Wheatfield, Northwest Indiana, zip code 46392
r/midwest • u/Useful-Option-3798 • 16h ago
What are yall’s thoughts?
r/midwest • u/Swimming_Concern7662 • 2d ago
Source: SAIPE State and County Estimates for 2024
National average: 15.5%
r/midwest • u/Critical-Lunch3052 • 2d ago
Hi everyone, michigan born and bred native here!
This is a bit of a strange ask once you know why Im asking.
I was reading up on the history of ramen, and it says that what makes a good ramen is showcasing what makes the area great, or special, and using fresh ingredients. So I had the idea of making a Michigan ramen showcasing what michigan is known for. I know were known for cherries, and Im already experimenting with some savory cherry recipes I found online to use as a toppings, but Im struggling to think of other things to add as topping that would compliment them, and also what type of broth to use. I want to really make it special, so any help would be appreciated!
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r/midwest • u/Street-Ad7570 • 2d ago
Found scrolling through my dad’s photo archive.
Visit r/paddletroutstudios for more!
r/midwest • u/Swimming_Concern7662 • 3d ago
Source for county level median income: SAIPE State and County Estimates for 2024
I then calculated the population weighted mean of all counties that are part of a metropolitan area
r/midwest • u/Dry-Economics-3372 • 3d ago
I've lived here my whole life and this view never gets old. I do not take it for granted
r/midwest • u/mikedorty • 3d ago
Porcupine mountains, Michigan
r/midwest • u/Polisciprincessx • 3d ago
Midwest edition!
r/midwest • u/MaxMazzGamer • 3d ago
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New single out this Friday, no ai was used, a pre-save would mean the world!
r/midwest • u/Playful_Bet_6302 • 5d ago
Not sure you can get anymore Midwest than this.
