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Trying to find a potter who I can commission to make a custom mug. Google is only showing studios where I can make the mug myself or paint a premade mug which isn’t what I need. TIA!

As a younger adult in their 20s, I am curious as to what folks who live in Seattle think about someone like myself trick or treating at a few houses. Not surprisingly, I haven’t been trick or treating in years, but this year am feeling the desire to participate in Halloween in a bigger way as I feel like I miss out on the festivities and nostalgic feelings each year I get older. The act of trick or treating and going all out with a costume I imagine would heal so many parts of my inner child and really bring joy, though I recognize (and also self-judge) that this may be a little weird given my age and height (nearly 6 ft tall female-identifying). Would love to hear input from those who are enthusiastic about Halloween and may be opening their homes to trick or treaters. Inspiration also comes from the new feature of the “Treat Map” on the Nextdoor app. Happy Fall!🎃

Is there anywhere I can get an affogato with soft serve this time of year? Or just an amazing one in general, I could pivot. Down to travel, live in Capitol Hill tho.

[outside the autozone on Detroit] title pretty much explains it. I'm not complaining at all-I'm just curious. if anyone knows what it means let me know!

Hey everyone my dog Ella has been missing since 3/20 when her foster mom took her for a walk in Cowen Park the night before I was supposed to get her back and she ran away from the foster. On 4/20 someone picked her up at a gas station and attempted to drive her home but only made it by big whale consignment on Aurora Ave. She has been on the streets ever since and I can’t find her, I miss her a whole lot! Please bring Ella home! My phone number is (206) 380-0543 and my name is Ashle. If you have seen her or have any information please call or text. She may be still wearing her blue sweater.

My 2003 soft top convertible mustang was stolen by the mechanic who was supposed to be fixing it but he was actually creating more problems with it in order for me to think it was a lost cause and that I would just let him have it or something like that. It may work on most women but my father is a heavy duty mechanic & I'm quite mechanically savvy myself & caught on pretty quickly. I told him to gtfo from under my car & he insisted on towing it from the place well'd been working on it at. He parked in front of a fire extinguisher but I called Lincoln towing & they haven't towed it since 2024 & said nobody else would tow for a FE violation. I did call other yards and confirmed the absence of it anywhere. My suspicions were confirmed this evening when a friend said that he did take it & has been bragging about it as well. He lives in Capitol Hill so that's where I'm guessing the car may be. Thank you.

Some songs never get old. From the ’60s to the ’90s, there’s something special about hearing the songs we grew up with played live. Good music, familiar tunes, and a relaxed Friday night with friends. Dischord will be playing live this Friday from 8–10 PM at 1928. If you’re in the mood for some classic hits and a little nostalgia, come hang out! No cover charge. Just show up, enjoy the music, and see where the night takes you. 1928 Tap & Grill & Karaoke 14525 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline Who else still knows all the words to those old songs?

I’m far enough south in the CD that I’m close to Jackson but I have to walk down (and then back up) the mountain to reach my apartment if I want to go to the hub of beautiful Vietnamese restaurants (pho bac my beloved). I’m disabled, so this is not something I can do reliably or safely unless I take a bus! However, regular light exercise is encouraged and important for my health, and I want to support the businesses in my direct neighborhood. The other day I went out with my bf and every restaurant we tried to enter was either not open (despite online hours saying otherwise), permanently closed, or a quick-service grab-and-go situation. We probably walked at least 5 blocks off Jackson and found nothing. Any place you might recommend that we could walk to nearby? One of my favorites is Minna, if that’s helpful. ☺️

Hi everyone! My partner and I are in our late 20s and are looking to rent a high-rise apartment in Seattle. We're trying to narrow down our options and would love to hear from people who currently live in these buildings or have lived in them before. Our shortlist is: REN McKenzie ONNI Seattle House Kaye Ivey on Boren We're looking for a place that feels modern, has good amenities, and offers a nice overall living experience as a couple in our late 20s. A few things we'd love to know: Building quality: How is the soundproofing? Can you hear neighbors, footsteps, or street noise? Management: How responsive is management, and how are maintenance requests handled? Amenities: Are the gym, pool, lounge, and other amenities actually worth it? Location: Which building has the best balance? Safety: How comfortable do you feel walking around the neighborhood, especially in the evenings? Apartment experience: How are the views, natural light, elevators, parking, and overall upkeep? Value: Which building offers the best experience for the rent? If you had to choose one of these buildings to live in for the next year or two, which would you pick, and which would you avoid? I'd especially appreciate feedback from current or former residents rather than just leasing-office reviews. Any experiences, pros and cons, or things you wish you'd known before signing a lease would be super helpful. Thanks!

Hi everyone! My partner and I are in our late 20s and are looking to rent a high-rise apartment in Seattle. We're trying to narrow down our options and would love to hear from people who currently live in these buildings or have lived in them before. Our shortlist is: REN McKenzie ONNI Seattle House Kaye Ivey on Boren We're looking for a place that feels modern, has good amenities, and offers a nice overall living experience as a couple in our late 20s. A few things we'd love to know: Building quality: How is the soundproofing? Can you hear neighbors, footsteps, or street noise? Management: How responsive is management, and how are maintenance requests handled? Amenities: Are the gym, pool, lounge, and other amenities actually worth it? Location: Which building has the best balance? Safety: How comfortable do you feel walking around the neighborhood, especially in the evenings? Apartment experience: How are the views, natural light, elevators, parking, and overall upkeep? Value: Which building offers the best experience for the rent? If you had to choose one of these buildings to live in for the next year or two, which would you pick, and which would you avoid? I'd especially appreciate feedback from current or former residents rather than just leasing-office reviews. Any experiences, pros and cons, or things you wish you'd known before signing a lease would be super helpful. Thanks!