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I was initially excited to see these two swimming in the marina in the distance, but they swam further away so I started walking away. Next thing I know there was a rock shuffling the sound, looking back I saw mom and her baby both working their way up on the rocks. Snap this photo quickly and happily enjoyed the live event of seals trying to get on the rocks!

Yo Seattleites, go visit Lake sammamish this weekend and enjoy

Hey everyone, anyone here knows where I can buy prickly pear here around Seattle/Redmond ?

SYNOPSIS: Set in December 1936, the play follows Broadway star William Gillette, famous worldwide for portraying Sherlock Holmes on stage. Gillette invites his fellow cast members to his lavish Connecticut mansion for a weekend of holiday festivities. But when one of the guests is murdered, the celebration quickly spirals into a suspenseful game of cat and mouse filled with secret motives, and shocking twists. Part comedy, part thriller, and all entertainment, “The Game's Afoot” offers audiences the chance to play detective alongside the characters as clues emerge and suspects multiply. Directed by Rael Esteves Starring: Lori Stein, John Hoch Deck, Patrick Hogan, Kristina Sutherland Rowell, Jason Dean, Kylie Jones, Natalee Merril-Boyet, Lily Zaldivar, Joe Egan (Understudy), Lauren Gaggioli (Understudy) Venue: The Restaurant at DeLille Cellars, 14300 NE 145th St Ste 100, Woodinville, WA 98072 Run Dates: October 2 to October 25 Advisory: Recommended for ages 12 and up. Contains murder mystery themes, theatrical suspense, stage violence, suicide, and mild adult humor. Performance Schedule: Fridays – 7:30 PM Doors open at 5:30 PM | Dinner service begins at 6:00 PM Saturdays – 7:30 PM Doors open at 5:30 PM | Dinner service begins at 6:00 PM Sundays – 2:00 PM Open bar Audience & Seating Information Reserved table seating for evening performances requires a dinner purchase General admission seating is first come, first served (doors open 30 minutes before showtime) Beverages available for purchase Dietary and accessibility needs can be accommodated with advance notice Special group pricing available for parties of 10 or more Tickets & Information Individual tickets are available at: https://woodinvillerep.ludus.com/index.php For ticketing or group inquiries, please contact: [ [email protected] ](mailto: [email protected] ) or 425-298-5353 About Woodinville Repertory Theatre Woodinville Repertory Theatre is a nonprofit community theatre serving the greater Woodinville area. Known for producing engaging, relevant, and thought-provoking work, WRT creates shared experiences that foster connection, spark dialogue, and bring the community together, one story at a time.

Hi friends! I work in apartment leasing and help a lot of people who are moving to Seattle from completely out of state or just different parts of our state. I’m putting together a little “So You’re Moving to Seattle” guide/slideshow that I can send people before they get here. BUT I don’t want it to be one of those painfully generic guides that’s like “Go to Pike Place! See the Space Needle! Drink coffee!” 😭 I want it to actually feel like it was made by people who live here. What are the things you wish someone had told you before living in Seattle? I’m thinking: • Neighborhoods and what they actually feel like • Favorite coffee shops, food, bakeries, bars, bookstores, parks, etc. • Cheap/free things to do • Best places to go when you have friends visiting • Seasonal things you genuinely look forward to • Getting around without losing your mind • Seattle etiquette/unwritten rules • Things that surprised you about living here • Places you love that deserve support • Things newcomers should absolutely know • Your favorite “this is why I love Seattle” experiences And I promise I am NOT trying to expose anyone’s sacred hidden spot to the entire internet 😂 This isn’t going on TikTok or being blasted as some “Seattle’s BEST KEPT SECRETS” list. It’s just something I can privately give people who are relocating here so they can experience the city as a home and not just as a tourist. Basically: if your friend was moving to Seattle next month and had never lived here before, what would you tell them? ☕️🌲🌧️🏔️ TYIA! 😭❤️‍🩹

An intersection's utilities overhaul in the heart of Pike/Pine will take twice as long as originally planned after excavation crews ran into unmapped wiring, old concrete, and tangled utility lines, city officials confirmed. The round-the-clock intersection closure at E Pike and 12th Ave initially slated to last three weeks has been extended to roughly six weeks. The intensity of the shutdown is due, of course, to the neighborhood's aging infrastructure but is also an unfortunate byproduct of policies that put the work off for years despite obvious end of lifecycles for the old pipes and equipment below Pike/Pine. ~ Deferred maintenance is not savings. It is a loan, and the bars and shops on Pike are covering the payment.

I am legally blind and also struggle severely with my mental and (currently) my physical health. I rely solely on my SSDI to survive since the job market is… gestures vaguely . Anyway, over the past few months my apartment has gotten so dirty it became essentially unlivable after I hit a particularly bad depressive patch after losing a close, long-time friend. I’ve been trying to work through cleaning, but between back pain, hospitalizations, and a nonstop depressive episode, I haven’t been able to complete everything. I’ve gotten a bit done, but I can never get everything done before it starts piling up again and I get overwhelmed and the cycle repeats. It's hard to explain, but I’ll answer any questions. I say all that to say that I need help. I have no family and no remaining friends except an online one that’s clear across the country and obviously can’t help me. Due to how limited my income is (about $50 a month after paying rent, utilities, basic needs, and meds when I can afford them), I can’t afford a normal cleaning service, especially one that would deal with such a case. I’m doubtful I’ll find anyone willing to help me for free, so my hopes are that someone has recommendations for someone that will do a “compassion clean” and work with me on the price or let me pay in payments or something. I'm really good about staying on top of things once my space is fully clean; it’s just when things pile up quickly and I can't seem to keep up that I get so overwhelmed, but with my mobility currently being so limited, I don’t think I can do much damage, as I can hardly leave my bed these days. I’m sorry for yapping, but I hope at least some of this makes sense.

Hey Ya'll! I'm looking for trusted board & train programs in the area. We're looking at going out of state for a few days at some point. Since we can't take our dog, I figured I could save up and put him in a board and train program where he is well cared for, supervised and can work on some obedience training. Any recs?

What do people use to sell a car here? We want to sell as a private seller. We aren't buying a new vehicle, so there is no trade in. I've attempted my old tried and true, Autotrader, and I've been beset by scammers. Any thoughts?

I know that The Pointe is a planned unit development at the Redmond Kirkland border. I also live in a planned unit development in Kirkland. I would like to reach out to someone who lives there to understand how they manage their property. Just have a few questions. They are very similar to the property I live in, but much nicer setting.Thanks!