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An hour out of town, we realized my son’s favorite pillow and blanket must have been placed on top of the car and rolled off somewhere between McDonalds and I90 as we headed East. If anyone has seen it (or better, could recover it so I can coordinate retrieval), it would really make his day. It is a blue satin pillowcase containing both a pillow and an orange and blue blanket. Thank you!
Where can I find ingredients like Labneh, Zaatar, Sumac etc in Seattle? Preferably close to center or south Seattle. There’s gotta be somewhere with such a large middle eastern population. Thanks!
Our concierge GP/PCP just raised the annual membership fee to $2,500 per person per year. This person is a great doctor, but we're probably going to have to step off the concierge train at $5,000 per year for two people just to have access to an excellent doctor. The membership fee is in addition to what we pay annually just to have insurance. #firstworldproblems #iknowiknow Any recommendations for an excellent non-concierge GP/PCP in Bellevue who is taking new patients? We'd prefer a doctor who cares about patients and isn't focused on getting in and out of the exam room in four minutes, which is something we've struggled with in the past. Paying for a concierge doctor has given us better access to our doctor's time. Annual physicals can be 45-60 minutes, if we need them to be. Our current doctor told us they had nearly 5,000 patients at their previous practice before starting their own concierge-based practice. The concierge doctor's practice also spends a nontrivial amount of time thumb wrestling insurance companies to get patients covered for specific meds. Yes, I know we can consult our insurance's directory of GPs/PCPs. Wanted to also hit you up for recommendations. Thanks in advance!
I knew prices were up, but nearly a dollar more per gallon than the competition is straight up price gouging.
Hi, I’m visiting Seattle for the weekend from Vancouver to celebrate my birthday and would love some local tips. What are your must-do recommendations for someone visiting the first time?
My son is going to have Ms. Van Cleave for 1st grade and I'd love to hear about your experience with her. I know we cannot change teachers, I wouldn't try to, just wanting to understand her style and any good tips! With respect, of course.
So I’m aware that sweeps don’t address the underlying problem of encampments and just shuffle people around but what are residents supposed to do when you can’t even walk your kid to the park without stepping in human shit and dodging aggressive, unleashed dogs and their humans? Now, people are ringing our doorbell during dinner to ask for change and walking to the light rail station feels like you’re about to be stabbed. I don’t want to be a NIMBY dick, I just want to take my kids to the park safely without having to explain the ins and outs of addiction but it’s a little hard when grown men without pants on are screaming gibberish at them and acting like horror movie monsters. If it was just people camping that would be one thing, but the folks out here should not be in public as they are functioning currently. Its a matter of time before they find a body over here.
I’m new to the area and I’m looking for cafes to study in. I’ve been to some of the stands and the drinks are nice. I went to Issaquah Coffee Company off of Google’s recommendations there but I did not have a good experience.
Moving from a middle cost of living area my wife would be getting about 120k and me about 250k We plan to have kids (maybe one) and also plan to buy a decent sized home maybe a three bed two bath
Trump administration cut funding to NOAA. So why are they building security at NOAA next to Magnuson (fencing and path for security ATV patrols?)