Hi everyone! I currently live in Chicago and am seriously considering moving to Seattle. My husband and I both work in tech, so we’d likely be moving there for work and potentially staying long-term. I’ve visited twice, once in mid-August and once in late November, and loved it both times. I really enjoy the scenery, nature, greenery, mountains, and overall feel of Seattle. But I’m not sure how I’d feel actually living there, especially with the overcast/rainy weather. That said, Chicago winters also have plenty of long, gray stretches, so I’m curious how different Seattle actually feels. I’m thinking of living there for a while before deciding. 1) How long would you recommend staying? 2) What month(s) of the year would you recommend going? Thanks!
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Content notes: pet death, discussion of remains . . . . I just found out that my beloved cat of 18 years has cancer and is expected to pass in the next few weeks. Obviously I am devastated. I am trying to figure out what to do with her remains and would like to donate her (in part) to someone who could potentially use her to make something beautiful. In the past I had a cat pass, and did this with a jewelry maker who I'm no longer in contact with. I was able to get that cat's skull back and a wearable piece of jewelry. A sort of memento mori. I'd like to do this again but I need to know who to reach out to. Thanks from a grieving cat mom. IDK if folks want a picture of my cat but I can add it in the comments if you do.
If you use Montlake Boulevard or the SR 520 ramps in the Montlake area, plan for a weekend closure starting Friday night, Aug. 21. From 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, to 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24, Montlake Boulevard will close between East Hamlin Street and East Louisa Street, along with several nearby streets and SR 520 ramps. So, what exactly is closing? Montlake Boulevard on-ramps to eastbound and westbound SR 520 Eastbound SR 520 off-ramp to Montlake Boulevard A 300-foot section of East Roanoke Street west of Montlake Boulevard Lake Washington Boulevard between Montlake Boulevard and 24th Avenue East The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound Montlake Boulevard will remain open. People walking, biking and rolling will still be able to cross SR 520 on Montlake Boulevard, with a limited detour south of SR 520. What will crews be up to? During the weekend closure, crews will install three new mast-arm sign structures and mount new signs on them. They'll also remove the large sign bridge spanning Montlake Boulevard just south of SR 520 and install a new southbound sign north of SR 520 on an existing utility pole. If you're traveling through Montlake this weekend, give yourself extra time, check the real-time travel map and consider alternate routes.
It’s my birthdayyy (39🍾) this weekend and maybe I want to go on a hike! with my babe and my dogs! Suggest me a hike ✌️
My partner is allergic to tomatoes, and we're trying to find the best garlic sauce (not Alfredo sauce) pizza in Seattle! We had a place we loved in Idaho, and are struggling to find something that comes close.
Dafuq? And this woman (adult human female) is still employed: https://law.seattleu.edu/faculty/directory/profiles/spade-dean.html Also wrote an article saying we should get rid of prisons. Makes me wonder what other insane BS youth are being "taught" in Seattle
Hello! Looking for a standard interior detail for my SUV. Anyone know of some pretty affordable detailers in the Seattle area? I’m based in WS which would be great to find one over here but not limited to that. Thanks!!
Worst lost in the history of the franchise... so far!
I plan on flying to Seattle around October or November. I was thinking of swimming in Pudget Sound and surrounding areas. Do I need to worry about sharks?
Any insight or help is appreciated!! Whenever I ask friends who live in the area, they just laugh and say, “Good luck with that.” 😂 Is traffic really that unpredictable, or are there certain times/routes that can make the commute a little less painful? I’m brand new to the area and Still figuring out which way is up around here. 🙃 so I’ll take any tips, tricks, or local wisdom you’ve got! TIA! 😊 Edit grammar