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hi does anyone know of a person or company who can turn an old bridesmaid dress into a stuffed animal for a baby? Or has anyone done this with an Etsy seller and had a good experience? My sister is pregnant and I want to make a stuffed animal for her baby using the dress from her wedding last year but I’m afraid to trust a random seller. Any recommendations are welcome!!
Hey Seattle folks, I'm a student in the area and I'm looking for someone who can help me keep my laptop and devices running smoothly on a regular basis. I've had too many close calls with my computer acting up right before a deadline and I don't want to deal with that anymore. Here's what I'm looking for: Regular maintenance like keeping things updated, clearing out junk, making sure everything runs fast Setting up a solid backup system so I never lose my work again Help organizing cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) with a system that actually makes sense Setting up productivity tools like Notion or a task manager with my class schedule and deadlines Some basic automation stuff like auto-sorting emails and filing downloads Being available if something breaks or crashes unexpectedly Ideally I'd love to find one person who can do a bigger initial setup and then check in monthly to keep things running. Budget is around $300 to $700/month depending on what's included. If you do this kind of work or know someone who does, feel free to DM me. Bonus if you're near campus and get the student life struggle. Thanks!
No bleach, blackish hair color professionals, willing to spend around $300 Please share if you’ve had good experiences. Anywhere from downtown redmond to downtown bellevue Thanks!
Hello, My family (wife and 2 kids) would like to move to a Seattle suburb (or perhaps in the city) but I’m overwhelmed with how many there are. Could you locals help me figure out where to focus my search on? Here are some relevant facts about us - We make around 350k/year before tax - We would like public schools that are 7+ (if possible, may not be) - We don’t have to be close to work (remote workers) - My wife’s dream is to have access to hike in and out before the end of a work day - We like cool restaurants, coffee roasters, and breweries We were focusing our search on the east side. Some of the places that seem to fit the criteria seem too far from the city to be able to make a reasonable trip for a date night or a weekend shopping trip. Is there something I am overlooking? I haven’t seen much in the south or north. Also, if my requests are completely unrealistic that’s ok to say too. I really am not sure if it can be done.
Maybe it's me and my distrust of most political measures ...but the wording seems unnecessarily confusing. I won't comment on the way I will vote, as I still have the burn of the cancelling on another site and really do want to follow the rules....but not enough to review them every time I post. Happy political season! Let's hope the signs get taken down by Christmas.
I run hot and it’s been hard for me to find a place with A/C ( not A/C ports). Ideally looking for a 1 bed 1 bath, with in unit washer dryer and preferably with little to no carpet. I’ve been looking in apartment apps for so long and it’s hard to find an apartment that has these things :( I’m flexible on price.
I’m trying to get out of my comfort zone and become more comfortable talking to strangers. I’d like to randomly have short conversations with people — nothing too deep or forced. Part of my goal is to work on my fear of public speaking, become more comfortable initiating conversations, and honestly, get better at handling rejection or awkward interactions. For people in Seattle, are there any good places where this would feel relatively natural? Maybe places/events where people are generally open to chatting with strangers? Also, if you’ve done something similar to overcome social anxiety or fear of talking to people, what worked for you? I’m specifically looking for practical advice — even small things I can do regularly to slowly get out of my comfort zone.
The Majestic Bay is marking the end of its 25th year with an opening-day film and a new documentary tracing more than a century of theater history at its Ballard site.
a lot of people waiting and smoke coming out from the back.. in case anyone is waiting for the southbound link update: workers on site basically said to find alternate methods of transportation as this will affect all of southbound and they’re unsure of when it will be resolved
Any recommendations for food or must see sites would be greatly appreciated! I have work meetings, but definitely want to make the most of my time in Seattle. I’d love to find some salmon fish and chips to eat! 😋I’m staying near the airport. Thank you in advance 🎣