I didn't have reliable or quality dental care for the first ~35 years of my life, and have genetically very soft teeth. This has resulted in a ton of extractions, root canals, fillings, shame, and pain. Fortunately, major issues are resolved at this point, so my main needs are cleaning and the occasional filling or filling replacement. My previous dentist (Dr. Higgins at Dental Care Seattle - LOVE U GIRL!!!!!!) was SO good at encouraging holistic solutions and only suggesting procedures that would notably improve my quality of life and oral health. I am a state employee so I will be able to pick from the above options, but my top priority is finding a really good dentist who will not shame me for the state of my teeth (whatever state that may be), and who works holistically with long-term goals in mind. Does this sound like any dentists you know? Thanks!
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I know this is a niche and specific question but if you've ever been there, do you have an approximate guess or info about the seat width?
We're looking at buying a house that has not been well taken care of externally (weirdly, internal looks good, which also gives me pause!). I'm no expert but it wouldn't shock me if a painting company recommended just redoing siding for the whole house. This would likely include framing work around windows. It's a 2 story with basement craftsman in Seattle proper (about 2700 square feet) and a long set of wooden steps up to a decent sized front porch. Anyone had a similar project done recently? We would be looking to use long lasting materials but would not feel like we had to go fancy if that makes sense, ie, we want to pay for quality where it matters for longevity. I am thinking $50K but not sure if that optimistic. Edit: really only interested in hearing from folks who have undertook a similar project recently or who work in the industry and see bids like this regularly.
Does anyone have a favorite third-space / hangout / coffee shop with a chill/quiet atmosphere? I usually like Ebony&Ivory, Curran, Wren’s Nest but looking to switch it up a bit! Doesn’t have to be food/coffee! I know sheworks is new but looking for something besides that!
hello to the lovely people of auburn! i’m in a bit of predicament and need to help someone i work with find new homes for their 2 cats. they’re both males and neutered, recently vaccinated (have the paperwork from that vet visit and previous), and both very sweet cats. i’ve currently been keeping one at my home but i’m at my limit of cats since i own 4 myself and keeping them would put me at 6 otherwise i would. so i’m turning to the people of reddit and hopefully one of you guys is looking for a new friend! i have pictures of both of them. they don’t need to be kept together since they aren’t bonded and one of them (lucas) would honestly do best being a single cat in the home. the other one is a lot more outgoing and willing to try new things (for a cat lol). both are very affectionate and talkative boys who need a loving home. i can send pictures upon request.
"KENT, Wash. — Police say two people are dead after a drive-by shooting in Kent. South 272nd at the I-5 overpass is closed in both directions until further notice. Please avoid the area. KIRO 7 News has a crew headed to the area to learn more."
Hi all, I am starting a basic look into getting an EMT certification with a long term goal of becoming a firefighter. I am hoping to find something closer to West Seattle but not really finding much online. I currently work evenings downtown from 3pm-Midnight and am hoping to find a place that offers morning classes. The closest place I have found is Tacoma Community College, but from what I've read I'd need to be enrolled. I'm hoping I'm not out of luck. If anybody has any info on any place that is closer, doesn't require enrollment at a college or really anything that might help my search I'd really appreciate it.
Hi everyone! Reminder that the first meeting of a group reading through Marx's Capital is tomorrow evening 6pm in the Snug at Doyle's. We may adjust the time of day or day of the week for the meetings thereafter, but if you're interested in participating or hanging out and listening in, please stop by!
Reminder to drivers on when to stop for a school bus. If you see unpredictable kids or parents, please stop regardless of what is in the law to keep everyone safe.
Anything helps! It’s our first year here and we would like to do what we can!