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Looking for an aspiring fitness coach I’m looking for someone who’s newer to fitness coaching and wants to build some experience. I’m very serious about getting in shape, but I can’t really justify the prices of established coaches right now. I’m mainly looking for accountability, workout guidance, and nutrition advice. I’m not looking for anything super intensive or a huge time commitment. I do have the time to spend at the gym- just not neccesarily looking to work out with a trainer that often. If you’re starting out as a coach and interested in working with someone who’s genuinely committed, DM me

I’m craving a seasonal latte with apple involved—anyone know of a local spot with an apple-adjacent drink right now?

We are on English Hill, and power is out again. This is just one out of probably a dozen outages we are in for. Just venting, I know people are going to be like, "yeah, well we live in the beautiful PNW where we have tons of trees." Sometimes, we don't care.

It'll grow on you if you give it a chance. The rain is different here, gentler, much easier to go out in with the right gear. Even today is on the heavier side. Notice the vivid shades of green everywhere, one big difference between here and winter rain in the rest of the country. Notice the lush earthy smell, the rainforest sighing in relief. Enjoy the comfort of sitting by the window in the rain, our favorite local pastime. Weed and coffee, the lack of pressure to do anything Anyway just some thoughts I've accumulated on the rain after living here a long time, helped on by the aforementioned weed and coffee

I don’t mind driving 20-30 minutes for it. I just want a library with warm lighting and nice work spaces so I can draw and do things on my computer. Any recommendations?

Both in terms of the ferry ride and also things to do on the other side.

Has anybody received Invisalign treatment from this dental office? if so how’d it go ?

It’s at Remlinger Farms, about 30 miles from Seattle at 6pm. First person to message me and who can prove they live in the area and have a way to get there tonight gets it! EDIT: Claimed, thanks everyone 🩷

Hey all, I am Tiffany on the Lynnwood arts commission and tomorrow September 26th is our annual Bra-dazzle event at the Lynnwood Library We provide everything for you to make Art out of bras in honor of breast cancer awareness. The final bras get showcased in the art gallery at city hall for the month of October. Learn more here! https://www.lynnwoodwa.gov/Community/Events-Calendar/Brazen-Bra-dazzle-DECORATE-IT-9262026

Hey locals, I've seen Waymos in Redmond. Personally, I don't trust them for a variety of reasons: -Autonomous vehicles have no accountability, good luck figuring out insurance if you end up in an accident with one -Waymos are constantly recording both inside and outside of the vehicle, making them a privacy nightmare. Google owns waymo and they aren't exactly trustworthy. This is worse than Google maps cars because those only come around about every 2 years, as opposed to these which are on the road constantly. -Waymo data use is basically a mystery. We know that law enforcement can request access to it, and that it is used in training AI data sets, but beyond that it's a black box. They have no policy on how long they store data, and the vehicles are capable of contacting police. -Redmond just concluded its contract with flock, which i view as a positive, but as these vehicles invade our streets we essentially have rolling flock cameras that report to Google. -Waymos have a history of erratic behavior and even when it doesn't cause an accident they have been observed freezing up in massive lines, piling up streets and overall just being a nuisance. -Redmond already has a FREE rideshare on demand called Redlink. These are operated by humans and a member of our local community has a job because of it. -Waymo and Google's ultimate goal here is to get rid of driving jobs, the current operators they have won't be there forever. Eventually, if they get their way, the members of our local community that make a living driving will have no income and it's not like labor markets are looking good Personally, I believe that these things have no right to be on our streets. Redmond took a huge win by canceling the flock contract. This momentum shouldn't stop here, Waymo, and all these tech companies don't care about you, me, or our community, they only care about profit and unless our leaders take action they'll continue to infest our home. I realize that this might come across as mad ramblings, but I truly believe that having these things on our streets will only make the average person's experience worse. I will be reaching out to the city council regarding this and I urge others to do the same. https://www.redmond.gov/1301/How-Do-I-Participate this website shows ways that we can. I will be emailing the council and mayor regarding this. TLDR: Waymo, the autonomous cars are in redmond, and I believe they shouldn't be for a variety of reasons.