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Edmonds: Sunset Society gathering this Thursday 🌅 come watch the sunset & meet some humans Hey folks! I host a small community gathering in Edmonds called Sunset Society , and our fourth meetup is happening this Thursday, August 27 at the Edmonds Marina. This one is called The Last Long Light — basically an excuse to get outside during that beautiful late-August golden hour, meet some people, and actually slow down long enough to watch the sun disappear over the Sound. We’ll do a couple of low-pressure connection games/prompts, hang out, snack, and watch the sunset together. The question we’re playing with this time is: What are you savoring before the season turns? You absolutely do not need to know anyone beforehand, come with a group, be particularly extroverted, or be “good at” meeting strangers. Coming solo is completely normal. The whole idea is to create the kind of community space where people can show up as they are and have a little more meaningful interaction than we usually get in day-to-day life. Bring a blanket, layers, and anything you’d like to drink or snack on. Sharing is welcome but definitely not required. We’re also making a tiny communal late-summer altar this time, so if you feel like it, bring a flower, stone, shell, written word, or small object representing something you’re savoring, releasing, or carrying into the next season. Totally optional. ✨ 🌅 Thursday, August 27 📍 Edmonds Marina More info / RSVP: https://luma.com/ve5dta3w If spending an evening by the water with some kind humans watching the light change sounds good to you, you’re very welcome to join us. 🍂

A lot of places are marked gluten-free on google/yelp but don't actually offer gf bread. Salty Shack gave me food poisoning and I'd prefer to not explode out two ends again. Thanks in advance!

With Climate Pledge's restrictive bag policy has anyone had any luck getting into the arena while wearing a kilt with a sporron? I mean, a sporron is technically a "bag" but so are pockets.

‘This vendor needs to go’: Cybersecurity engineer warns Seattle’s camera system is one merger away from a nationwide dragnet Williams, who recently toured the Seattle Police Department’s Real-Time Crime Center , said the city’s camera network is operated by Axon, a vendor that controls the system’s cloud-based platform. While the footage may be stored locally on the cameras, Williams said it is streamed through Axon’s infrastructure when analysts access it, and uploaded to Axon’s cloud platform, evidence.com , during investigations. “If ICE wants to get data from Axon, they’re going to subpoena Axon blindly, and Seattle’s never going to know about it,” he said. “They’re not going to subpoena Seattle because they know that we have a policy that we don’t share data with them.”

With Climate Pledge's restrictive bag policy has anyone had any luck getting into the arena while wearing a kilt with a sporron? I mean, a sporron is technically a "bag" but so are pockets.

Hey, I'm in my apartment hunt process and bumped into this apartment complex, honestly I thought the price/value for the units was great but after looking at the Google reviews I felt very discouraged to rent here, does any one that has rented here could share their opinion? My main interests are: Do the elevators break frequently? How are the noise levels?

Hi everybody. I’ll get straight to the point. I’ve been put in a situation where I get to choose what state/city i get to move to for work. Ive spent hours researching different areas of the country in terms of cost and quality of life. Literally creating a monthly expensive report for about 20 different cities based on how much my company would pay me, rent prices, 401k, grocers, so on. Everything I’ve looked into points to seattle. For my specific job it is in the highest pay bucket, so even with a higher cost of living than my hometown (Detroit suburbs) the financials are fine. It also provides awesome growth opportunities for the future. And lastly provides an urban lifestyle with admittedly awesome nature which I am looking for. I guess my question is, what have your experiences moving to Seattle been? How hard was it personally at first? Do you regret or are you happy you did? Are there things to look out for? Things like that. This is a big decision as I will be leaving my family and everything I’ve known. I grew up in metro Detroit and am going to school at Michigan. Seattle is >2000 miles away and different in almost every way. I will know at least a couple people from school in Seattle but basically I’ll be on my own. I figured it would be best to just ask people now instead of burying myself in more spreadsheets. Anything helps and thank you!

Hello! I’m moving out of my apartment & got lots of items to donate: clothes, some toys, cat stuff, & home goods. I know Everett Goodwill (on mall way) and Value Village take donations but I was wondering if there was anywhere best to donate to since I heard Vv/goodwill isn’t the best? Thanks!

My friends keep leaving Washington. It’s not to escape me I promise. 38/M, Married with a kid. Professional with my act completely together. Looking for someone who likes some of the following: Gym/Swimming, Going to Raves, Retro Video Games, Dungeons and Dragons, Pinball, Skateboarding, Movies, Fancy Food, Travel, Psychedelics/weed, Garage Beers, Making things, Camping, Hiking, Literature, Completely stoned philosophical discussions. Living in the Sunrise Area. Kind person, no ulterior motives.

I have an upcoming first date at Crossroads Mall in Bellevue, and I want to keep the day interesting. What are some fun activities to do there while getting to know somebody? The food court has plenty of options, but what can you do with someone you're just getting to know? Does the giant chessboard require reservations, or can anybody just start playing a game? How is Edgeworks Climbing? I'm pretty sure Wiggleworks is not for adults, so what can two people do there without the date getting boring or awkward?