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This cat has been hanging around our house and the immediate surrounding homes for a few weeks now. We are off Locust Way in between Larch and Filbert in the Alderwood Manor area. We have a dog that is not cat friendly so I haven’t been able to come in contact with it. It likes to stalk us when we go out for pee time. No idea if it’s lost or just roaming the hood but thought I’d put word out there.
1928 Tap&Grill&Karaoke Dinner, a few drinks, and a couple games of pool… sometimes that’s all you need after a long week. 14525 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133
Hi, I'm new to the bellevue area and work in finance. Anyone have good experiences here at the club? Additionally, anyone willing to add me to their plan? Thanks!
I've seen this a lot around the neighborhood along with little response from the city. I reported it on find it fix it and got "ticket closed" a week ago. This can't be safe, right? These are live wires.
Dude just straight up sat in the middle of Westwood, completely blocking traffic turning left from Detroit, all so his buddy could go in and get a takeout order. There's a fucking parking lot behind the restaurant! Driving around this city at peak traffic hours is total chaos.
Looking for a reliable house cleaning service on the Eastside. Who do you recommend?
As the title implies, I will be in Seattle for a total of 5 hours on a Sunday in the next few weeks. I will be taking the Amtrak from Everett to Spokane and purposefully chose the route that would have a 5-hour layover (? idk what to call it since its a train and not a flight lol) in Seattle. I have never been before and wanted to know what you would do if you only had a few hours in the city. I would prefer to stay near the King Street Station, but I am willing to explore the other areas as well. Anything from coffee shops, breweries, book stores, museums, etc. With that being said, is there anywhere where I could store my bag while I explore? Thank you all!!!
I'm moving out of my apartment next month and trying to decide if it's worth hiring cleaners instead of doing everything myself. Between packing and getting the new place set up, I really don't want to spend my last day here scrubbing the oven, bathroom, cabinets, and everything else. I've been looking at house cleaning services in Seattle that do move-out cleans, but I've never hired one before. For anyone who's done it, was it worth the money? Any companies you'd actually recommend?
Hi everyone, I'll try to make a long story short, but I bought a Litter Robot 5 about 6 months ago, and holy shit it's great! However (and a big however) only one of my two cats uses it. I'm having such a hard time getting my other one to try it without risking him going elsewhere and we just don't have a big enough bathroom to justify 2 litter boxes anymore. The last option I'm thinking of trying is to just take away his box and hope for the best, but previously he'll just pee on the litter mat instead of just going in the robot. Yes, I've also tried treat training and keeping it off around him and other tactics. So, do I risk him peeing somewhere that he shouldn't be able to... Or if anyone is interested we can chat about handing it off. I'll do my best to clean it if it goes that way and the price will definitely be less than what it sells for new. Again, I LOVE it but one of my boys is just making it a frustrating situation with the little amount of room we (don't) have for 2 litter boxes.
I walk some trails outside of East Wenatchee with some frequency and the scenery rarely disappoints. I'm learning the basic techniques of manual photography right now and being able to capture stuff like this while out practicing is a bit of a cheat code.