Anybody up for an all city takeover/takeback? Heard this blowhard ain’t around to defend his precious murals. Someone already got this shit started,who’s up to join? See about enough of his bullshit.
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The easiest and safest way of getting to the waterfront and ferry terminal on a Lime scooter from a Link station is now impossible. Great work to whoever thought this through.
I’m curious if anyone has more info. My neighbor was talking about it just a minute ago
I’ve been looking for a gym around Bellevue/Kirkland/Redmond with a good swimming pool, and I keep coming back to PRO Club. I’ve checked out a few other places with pools, but so far nothing seems to offer the same combination of: a clean, good-sized pool a proper weight/cardio gym good locker rooms family/kids facilities generally nice/clean facilities PRO Club is obviously expensive, so before I commit, am I missing an obvious alternative? I’m willing to drive around 30 minutes and Seattle is fine too if there’s somewhere genuinely comparable. Especially interested in opinions from people who have tried PRO Club or another club nearby.
They want to develop the park. and put in a Tennis Stadium and Cricket field. There is only one road through the park. There is already mass transit. Marymoor needs more park and nature, not more hardscaping. What about the people that walk every day. or the kids bicycle camp. Let them build a stadium somewhere its already developed. Proposed Marymoor Park Tennis and Pickleball Center - PublicInput
Hey! I’m starting a community for people in the area who may be experiencing loneliness and want to meet people. Anyone is welcome to join ❤️ we’re planning our first meetup event and we’d love for you to join us Meetup.com/people-against-lineliness
I'm moving to Seattle in November. I'm Brazilian, and despite everything, I’ve some warm clothes because I live in a city that gets cold, but I'm worried about getting cold. I'll be an au pair, so I need to have enough clothes to get through at least the first two weeks before buying something. What would you recommend? Do I need to buy gloves and a hat? I've already seen that it usually drizzles a lot at that time of year, but I think I'll buy a waterproof coat when I arrive.
Thanks to the help of two young men, Theo and Ryker, Walter is home safe! They spotted him late last night in the same area he was seen on Wednesday, and they were able to keep up with him on lime scooters and grab him. He’s got scratches from hiding in bushes and he’s lost weight, but he should be good as new within a few days ♥️ thank you Seattle for your love and assistance! Time for Walter to heal up from the comfort of home 💕
I love spicy tuna/salmon/whatever rolls (yes i realize this is in no way authentic!). Where in Seattle can i find the spiciest rolls?
Im open to anywhere really, I can drive. I want to dye my hair from dark brown to black, and cut the dead ends/style it a little bit perhaps. Under $200, ideally under $100 but I havent gotten my hair dyed since moving here from the Midwest so I dont even know what regular prices are here. Thanks in advance!