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28 M Hey everyone! I’m pre-med and looking for some people to study with and hopefully make some new friends. I’m in Bothell, and would be down to study together sometime, grab coffee, or just hang out. I feel like having people to study with would help keep me motivated too. Feel free to DM me!
28 M Hey everyone! I’m pre-med and looking for some people to study with and hopefully make some new friends. I’m in Bothell, and would be down to study together sometime, grab coffee, or just hang out. I feel like having people to study with would help keep me motivated too. Feel free to DM me!
28 M Hey everyone! I’m pre-med and looking for some people to study with and hopefully make some new friends. I’m in Bothell, and would be down to study together sometime, grab coffee, or just hang out. I feel like having people to study with would help keep me motivated too. Feel free to DM me!
I had this Arabian ice cream called Bouza at Hamsa in Wallingford. Went there for a falafel and had this for dessert. It was truly among my top ice cream experiences. It is made with rosewater and crushed pistachios. Run do not walk to get this delicacy. It is rare to find outside the Middle East. You lucky Seattle folks! (visiting from PDX)
I prefer to hear from current or recent graduates. How are classes? Campus? Admin? Social activities? Any other thing worth mentioning? I’m 34m and I work from home and have a lot of free time. Thinking about taking an art class or something to combat the boredom.
We all want to be safe from people with guns. But I wonder what went wrong at the Gold Gate yesterday. If you are going to the fair, don't bring even small bits of metal. Consider not bringing a purse or a bag. The line was unusually slow, and when you got through it was apparent why. They had almost every visitor in a loop. Stand in line. Set off the metal detector. Stand in line. Empty your metal, then push through both lines to go through again and almost all folks set off the detector again. The disarray made it look like people were cutting in both lines and tempers were flaring from misunderstanding. I saw people going though that detector over and over again, searching themselves for the tiniest pieces of metal, and setting it off again and again only to be told to do it again. Luckily after I dumped my stuff out, they didn't see I had set it off again. My friend saw I set it off, along with 3 other people, but security did not and waved us all through. So they were practically body searching everyone, but people still slipped through after setting the detector off twice. What was all that even for? I enjoyed the fair, but with extra physical pain compliments of two endless lines. I had planned to spend my pain credit at the fair, but it went to the line. I still had fun. You make the best with what you got to work with and that's what I did. But it was unnecessarily hard. If they need to have security that tight, they need to figure out how to also get people through in a reasonable manner and timeframe.
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Went there yesterday to prep for class [teach at UW]. My cortado with alt milk was $4.35. Was well made, very tasty, and delivered to my table [which didn’t matter but made it extra special]. I like the Boon Boona team but their prices lately are loco. And the lines are forever. So, enjoy your next espresso at Liberty Cafe!
Visiting Seattle with a 1 yo baby. Will stay and see around the city for 2 to 3 days max. and afterwards we’re planning to rent a car and drive within the state to find areas to visit that have great nature or other things to do. Any recommendations are welcome!
hey y’all. i am possibly moving to the tacoma area next year around august/september! i currently live in connecticut and have all my life. i was wondering what ppl think of tacoma! i dont currently live in a very safe area, and am not too concerned about that, however, i will be moving by myself across the country where i know nobody. just wondering about the sense of community, cost of living, job opportunities, and lgbtq+ friendliness! for context i am a 22F who will be moving once i have my masters in social work! ty in advance!