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hello, someone has a bubble machine on their balcony and it seems to be on 24/7? maybe? creating a really insane cloud of bubbles on the sidewalk i thought it was cute the 1st time i saw it but the past week or so its on every time i walk by and now i find it a bit annoying and possible bad for the environment ? curious if anyone noticed it
Hi all! My husband is a sped teacher with about 5 years of experience and I’m a speech therapist with over a decade of experience. We currently both work in public schools on the east side of the state. We are trying to get west by the next school year and are looking into Tacoma because of the access to the outdoors and relative affordability. I’m reading horror stories online about TPS SPED concerns as well as budgeting nightmares. In general, SPED jobs are perceived as “safe” during budget cuts. Is this true in Tacoma? Any current TPS sped teachers or Slps willing to give me the low down? Thanks!!!
Was going to buy tickets to an upcoming hard dance event at this venue but reading some of the reviews it seems like people are saying the sound is absolute shit. Has anyone been there for EDM shows? Trying to figure out if it’s still worth going….
Hi I am traveling on labor day weekend (September 5-8), and I am looking for a cat sitter. I recently adopted a second cat, and still am in the process of introducing him to my resident cat. He would have to be boarding at the cat sitters place if possible. (My resident cat has everything automated, but it would be nice to have an emergency contact info! I dont know anyone in Seattle, just moved here) I tried contacting a few people on Rover, but because its labor day weekend - most people say that they are busy/already booked. I live in the SLU Area, any advice is appreciated!
Spider season - It's time! I walked into my laundry room and said out loud: "come on, man."
Looking for some large empty parking lots, open spaces, quiet roads, etc. where I can teach someone to drive stick shift. Any good recommendations nearby?
Hello Reddit! I am an aspiring author in Everett, and I am in desperate need of community. I've been looking for a writing group to join for a while and just can't find something that meets all of the events I was hoping to participate in. So, I'm starting one of my own! Not a business or requiring membership of any kind, just people wanting to get together to write and support each other to achieve our writing goals. I'm still organizing it, but if you are interested in seeing how this group develops, feel free to keep an eye on my new Facebook Page for Writers of Snohomish County or email [ [email protected] ](mailto: [email protected] ) if you want an email alert. I will also soon be making a group on meetup.com when events can be actually scheduled. To keep my sanity as I begin this group, I'm going to focus anything in-person in northern Everett where I live, but I'm hoping as the group grows we'll have the capacity to do things in-person throughout the county. Here are more details of what I'm trying to put together before officially launching the group: Discord Server – This will be the real hub of the group! This server will be set up to help organize and coordinate our events and allow us to connect over our love of writing. There will be a channel to join any in-person writing and critique sessions virtually, a channel to provide book recommendations, and a channel to submit smaller bits of writing for feedback, plus probably others. Weekly Writing Sessions - meant for getting together at a local business to have an hour of dedicated writing time with optional opportunities afterwards to get feedback, brainstorm plots, and work out issues together or in smaller groups. Monthly Critique Sessions - for writers to get together and anonymously swap printed works to provide and get feedback without fear of judgement. Any draft stages will be welcome, and writers may request feedback on specific items in their work. Publishing Celebrations - How we can support and cheer each other on as we publish works, join launch parties, and overall celebrate our victories. And eventually I'd love to start putting together quarterly webinars and virtual workshops , quarterly virtual writing retreats , and maybe even an annual in-person writing retreat somewhere in the county. If you're at all interested in this group, I'd love to hear your ideas of what you'd like to see included!
Just saw the mural of sidney Sweeney cradling a child under the west Seattle bridge. Pretty cool.
Our library. Our team. Our union. The staff and librarians at the Lakewood Public Library are officially in the process of organizing a union! We take immense pride in making our library a welcoming, safe, and vibrant space for everyone. Our goal in unionizing is simple: to secure fair workplace standards, support living wages, and build a strong, sustainable environment so we can continue providing the high-quality services, programs, and resources our neighborhood relies on. As we move forward, we hope the library director and the board will be cooperative, supportive, and transparent during this exciting time for our organization. If you’d like to stand with us, here is how you can show your support: Wear purple: Wear something purple next time you visit the library! Seeing a sea of purple in the stacks shows our team that the community has our back. Speak up: Let the library director and the board know that you support the staff and believe we deserve a union. A quick email or note of support from a community member makes a huge impact.
I'm doing a study to strengthen our local food systems and would appreciate your input. Take our 5-minute, anonymous survey on urban farming, link below. Your answers help us understand what people need to grow more food locally. Puget Sound Urban Farming Survey: https://forms.gle/3sA6rKmPWwFk3g7Q7