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Hi everyone! I’m a student at UW and about to sign a lease for an apartment at Ainsley in U District, and I’m wondering if anyone has lived there recently or has any experience with Infinity Property Management. They told me that they recently bought the property, so I found some older reviews about the management company that were honestly a little concerning 😭 But most of the reviews I’m seeing are from years ago, so I’m wondering if things have changed since then. So far, the agency/person I’ve been working with has been really nice, responsive, and helpful, so I don’t have any complaints about my experience with them. The only thing that makes me a little hesitant is that the apartment is currently occupied, so we aren’t able to tour the unit in person before signing. If anyone has recent experience with Ainsley or Infinity Property Management, I’d really appreciate. Thank you!! 🥹

Hello:) i am from India and in seattle for a week. It's my 1st time here. Do drop some recommendations and Am aware of a few places. But felt its best to ask locals .I wanna explore the city :))

Is there anybody else like me out here? 43/m but still consider myself to be relatively young looking, in good shape, but my social circle has dwindled so I feel like I am just wasting my life at this point without anybody to do things with. I'm tired of looking for people on the internet to go out with. I want to live now. Which bars or clubs cater to a more mature crowd and that would be socially acceptable possibly even encouraged to attend alone? Are there any?

Hiya! I was wondering if anybody had any recommendations for a vocal coach who could teach me how to safely perform metal-style screaming?(not sure what the proper terminology is haha) I know there are lots of tutorials on YouTube but my apartment has thin walls and I don’t want to scare the neighbors, or potentially injure my voice by doing things incorrectly on my own. Any good experiences with folks in the Seattle area?

It’s my birthday today and I’ve recently moved to Lakewood. My father is visiting from out of town and we were planning on going to Birdietown then LBM for drinks after. Looking on their website I’m not sure he’s going to be a huge fan of LBM, nothing wrong with heavy metal music but might not be the environment we are looking for. (I haven’t been yet so please correct me if I’m wrong) are there other recommendations for an after dinner drink?

Hello:) i am from India and in seattle for a week. It's my 1st time here. Do drop some recommendations and Am aware of a few places. But felt its best to ask locals .I wanna explore the city :))

More than 40 Ballard businesses are participating in this year’s Ballard Sidewalk Sale, running Aug. 27-30 throughout the neighborhood.

Trying to find a good cozy place to sit and work on my laptop. Seems like all coffee shops and libraries these days have just hard seats and benches. any hidden gems of a place i can chill for a few hours to work without getting a sore back lol?

Recently saw a reel walking 520 and took the link back, figured I want to do the same. A runner friend ended up joining me so we took some detours and made it a marathon distance loop. My feet hurt but it was definitely a fun experience. Some highlights: P3: Hiking up under I5. I already did the Howe St stairs so took a slightly different route this time and walked the upper end of the stairs. P4: Walked into a bunch of cool neighborhood sculptures, turns out it's Art! by Aaron Hooley (on Google map). Picked some wild black berries nearby, super sweet! P5: 520 has a cyclist & pedestrian counter at Seattle side. We found out we were the 142 and 143th pedestrians walked this bridge this year (no idea if you need to walk the full bridge to be counted though). P6: 520 has a wide pedestrian & cyclist trail with some benches and historical facts. We thought we saw a cat-sized dead bat and was quite surprised, turns out it's a plastic decor after closely examining the photos we took later. We drank boba and ate a bunch of carbs in Bellevue. Walked alongside the link rails down to I90. Took a little detour on Mercer island and my friend jogged a school track to catch up with my milliage since we started form different places. P10: The mountain and moon were out at the same time when we walked back on i90 in the afternoon. P11: Run into folks playing bicycle hockey (no idea what's the real name, first time seeing it) at Judkins Park. Looks super fun. Ate dim sum at Chinatown and gave our exhausted feet some break. P12-14: Walked alongside the waterfront and Seattle center and back to MOHAI (where we started).

I put together a little gallery of slides that go over my thoughts on what should change and what should stay the same. It goes more into more depth and history of our license plate as well, check it out: https://imgur.com/gallery/proposal-washington-license-plate-hoeoGmM tl;dr It's not a huge change! :)