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The Washington sub got pissed at me for posting this

Ищу новых друзей мне 20. За любой движ. В целом люблю настолки, хайки, в особенности приключения приводящие к воспоминаниям на всю жизнь. Так что если есть кто то кто хочет познакомиться и просто погулять вечером то я за В идеале не старше 25 Спасибо💕

Trust me, I get it - I have to do the walk of shame multiple times a day and it sucks, but i just had the pleasure of getting hit by a Mom on an E-Bike with her child on the back because she insisted on weaving in between people instead of dismounting Getting across 5 minutes faster isn’t worth being an inconsiderate asshole to the people around you.

I would love to hear from people that have lived in Portland and decided to move to Seattle for lifestyle or career reasons. How did it work out and was it a worthwhile change? I’m interested in making the move in the hopes of getting access to better career, dating (early 40s woman who dates men) and social life opportunities. I’ve been several times it definitely feels like a bigger city, which I like. It would be an increased COL with less disposable income but seems doable to maintain roughly the same lifestyle (albeit probably a smaller and worse apartment for my budget 😔). I work remotely so getting a local job isn’t a concern. My hesitation is that the life there is largely the same, but more expensive. Which would be a really disappointing thing to realize because I would be giving up a spacious and affordable apartment and a routine that works for me. Context: I’m not from the PNW and don’t have family here. I like all the typical PNW activities and would be looking to join groups for hiking, reading, sailing, walking, sauna, etc. I’m more outgoing and socially active than the PNW stereotype. My goal would be to to join professional networking groups and eventually level up my job and salary. I’m hoping the energy of a bigger city, a bigger economy and presumably more career oriented knowledge workers will help provide some momentum for growth. My biggest challenge in Portland has always been social life, finding like minded people and some of the limitations of a smaller city (economy, city governance, etc). Portland definitely attracts a certain type…I know - dating sucks everywhere, it’s hard to make friends as an adult, the Seattle freeze, etc etc… that’s why I’m asking the question. Curious if it’s been different for folks in Seattle or more of the same. Thank you!

Does anyone remember the Chinese bakery that was lost in a fire several years ago? I’m looking to find another bakery that has similar creme buns and the butter bun. Any suggestions?

Join us at Bellevue College for the 10 th annual Japan Week, a free public celebration of Japanese culture. Highlights include celebrating milestone anniversaries for Super Mario Brothers, Dragon Ball and Pokémon, Presentation by film and game composer Kazuma Jinnouchi, live musical Little Red Riding Hood: Another Story performed in Japanese and Hiroshima/Nagasaki atomic bomb exhibit, a Japanese flea market, martial arts demos, music performances, tea ceremony, Ikebana, and much more: Japan Week at Bellevue College Please support Japan Week! Donate Japanese items and Manga books to be sold at Japan Week’s Flea Market, Japan Market, and Manga Swap this Saturday and Sunday (8/22-23) at Bellevue College, Parking Lot 10. Details here, including monetary donations: Japan Week at Bellevue College Design this year’s event t-shirt contest (due 8/31): 2026 T-Shirt Design Contest | Japan Week at Bellevue College We are also looking to recruit 200 volunteers for the festival: Volunteer Registration Link . For all the details, please visit Japan Week at Bellevue College

I saw a post here last year with a Google calendar of all the Seattle area farmers markets, and found it super useful! Unfortunately, that one looks out of date for this summer, so I created my own -- sharing here in case others find this useful too: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=29e203ad382cfa82d68de747044307d21ee5ae2b46493e7ad5fe0f8483dbd186%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FLos_Angeles Note this calendar is only up to date from Aug 19, 2026 onwards. The description will typically have a link to the farmers market's website to get more details

I was a vendor at Seattle Zine Fest, held at Quality Flea in Capitol Hill. We were told not to park in the parking lot without paying, so I didn't - I pulled into the lot to unload my stuff and then went and parked on the street. The car was never unattended and I was in the lot maybe 20 minutes. MORE FOOL ME thinking I was safe doing that! I got an email with CCTV images of my car entering and leaving the lot, no human attendant involved. $112 fine. I appealed it and was denied. Obviously, I won't ever set foot in their lots again. Are they allowed to enforce it if I ignore it, or should I find the money for it? Zine makers are a famously moneyed demographic, you know 🙄

Found an injured hawk at my work and can't get to a wildlife center. Is there anyone that is willing to take him? Please I feel so bad

Or know somebody who would? I had a band lined up from Olympia for my wedding next month and they just had to back out due to scheduling conflicts. My wedding is ONE MONTH away and now I'm kind of freaking out. Here are the details: Date: September 19th Time: 3pm for roughly 3 hours Location: South Seattle What we're looking for: 3-4 piece acoustic band - Guitar, upright bass, drums, violin, mandolin, banjo etc. (NO vocals) Country, bluegrass, jazz, covers etc. Vibes are casual, punk, summer, party. This is a PAID gig! Plus you'll get free drinks and food! We've already been in touch with Blue Wave Band since they seem to be the only option that comes up when you Google but if you are in a band or know of a band that fits the bill above please let me know!