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Out of gas so I went to the gas station only to discover a sock stuffed in my gas tank. Got that out no problem, only to discover the kind soul who left it also left something (idk what it is, at first it looked like a rod 🤷♀️) lodged deep in the gas tank that I can’t dislodge (and am terrified i’ll fuck up even worse) anyways, another lovely day to live in seattle :)
We are heading to my mother in law's house in East Kent. We saw no fewer than 12 law enforcement busting ass east on Kent Kangly. Anybody know what's up?
Any worthwhile seafood boil spots here or near here that doesn’t cost a full arm and a leg? It’ll be my first experience so I’m hoping for a good rec
Am i imagining things or the area around the kirkland waterfrint has this weird fishy/rat like smell. Maybe it was sea food being cooked around isaarn and antony and im just not used to it
I (26F) moved here in March from the east coast I have friends back home and we facetime a lot but I havent made any connections here, let alone met someone worth dating. I have tried all the dating apps. i meet people and it doesnt work out and im on the verge of deleting them because im getting so frustrated with it. i downloaded meet me app, and went to a meet up and i had a very negative expereince with it to the point where i deleted it and not open to using it anymore. i spend a lot of time alone and while i enjoy my own company, it would be nice to meet some minded people, Im 26 F, Latina, Leftist, and I like the following: -running/hiking/working out. always on the hunt for dog friendly trails for me and my chihuahua. -Reading (YA / fantasy) -Sports (BIGG NY Sports fan here) - I have gone solo to games when my teams are in Seattle and will be going down to portland to watch the knicks play the trailblazers. I have also gone to designated bars that lean towards my teams (Knicks bar in Ballard, i plan on going Vincdictive Wings for the Bills games as well) -MTG, D&D i bounce between Ballard/Downtown/Cap Hill What groups should I join/places should i check out
This Sunday (8/23) I'm hosting a mini Asian film fest at The Ink Drinker in Ballard. Come hang! There'll be a custom, exclusive comedy performance from local Asian comedian, my friend, Justine Ventura, tailored specifically for this crowd. You will not see this set anywhere else, so don't miss it! No agenda, no dress code, just good people, good films, and a comedian who is funnier than most things you'll see on your feed today. If you want details, Justine has the info on her Instagram, or check out the invite on Luma (RSVP required). Hope to see ALL of you there!🥳
The Bellevue Chamber Chorus is holding auditions for new members! If you know anyone who's interested, please visit the link below. I'm a bit late posting this, so there's only one more day available: Thursday, August 27th. This year we are singing Ola Gejeilo with string quartet, and Brahms Requiem with chamber orchestra https://bellevuechamberchorus.org/audition/
My wife and I have a couple of tickets for the Alison Krauss concert at Marymoor this weekend and unfortunately, we can't go. Two seats in section A, row 24. $300 for the pair. Let me know if you are interested.
We contacted this company on July 23 to repair our dryer. What followed was over a month of delays: our appointment was rescheduled five separate times. Initially because the technician was injured on another job, then because he was still out and all the parts were in his work vehicle, then again because he wasn't back, then again because he was pulled to assist with another job, and then again because the second tech who was supposed to help with our job called in sick. Meanwhile, we'd been told we needed a motor, wheel, and pulley, which meant waiting on parts that were stuck in the injured tech's van for more than a week, and apparently one else could go get the parts from his van. After the fifth reschedule, we called another company, who came out the same day and had the dryer fixed within hours. It turned out we only needed a couple of belts and a pulley, nowhere near what we'd been told. We can't speak to the quality of their actual repair work since we never got that far, but the scheduling and communication made this a frustrating, drawn out experience. Would not recommend.
Saw this design for the Poplar Bridge in Lynnwood. Have these designers actually used a bike? Nobody wants to ride a bike right next to speeding cars and trucks. I personally use the side walk and slowly bike rather than get on the road cause there is no barrier between me and the speeding cars. Why not just make large shared use paths for both pedestrians and bikes or build barriers between the bike and car lanes? The 44th Ave Project has the right idea and they are building 12 feet shared use paths instead. The current plan for Poplar Bridge 5 feet bike lanes is just dangerous and wasteful, and gives the illusion of pro-bike/pedestrian infrastructure. We can do better. Can any of the urban planning designers chime in on this? Why do we keep seeing these unhelpful painted bike lanes everywhere instead of shared side walks or barrier protected bike lanes that will actually be used?