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I am disabled and sometimes unable to make it to a dispensary. I dont understand why we dont have this service the pot helps me with pain and focus I know it would end up being super expensive for delivery but at least it would be an option
Just curious because with all the recent discussion about him I have not seen a single comment praising his music and feel I’m in the minority
What are your poutine recommendations? Hit me with your best ones!
Redmond looks like a deceptively safe and walkable town, but walking here can be dangerous. Drivers are often distracted and very careless while making left turns on a yield. I walk around regularly, and I feel like I almost get hit every other day. I have learned that I need to be extremely careful even when I have the right of way while crossing. IMO, left turns at busy intersections should be controlled by explicit green arrows instead of leaving drivers to yield. Pedestrian safety should not depend on whether a distracted driver notices someone in the crosswalk.
I wanted to share a small win from SafePawz, the local pet-care platform I built for Seattle. A local WS owner’s dog was recovering from acute pancreatitis and needed medication and extra support at home between vet visits. She was having trouble administering the medication herself, but through SafePawz, she found a sitter who is also a licensed veterinary technician and had the experience to help. I started SafePawz because I wanted to create a platform with more in-depth sitter vetting: applications, video interviews, reference checks, and background checks so that sitters with real experience could be highlighted. Our sitters come from different backgrounds, and not everyone is a medical professional. But we highlight what each person is genuinely experienced with, from everyday walks and drop-ins to senior pets, medication routines, anxiety, reactivity, and other specialized needs. That way, owners can look for someone whose experience fits their particular dog or cat. Sharing a couple of photos with the owner’s permission 💜 Check us out if you're interested or message me if you have specific care needs coming up https://www.safepawz.co/
Just off of a call with family. They told us we were breaking up many times. We disconnected and called back twice. What ended our second call was that we were voice pixilating, as i like to call it. We currently have AT&T. Is it time for a change? If so, which carrier?
First Toggles, now Obsidian! I feel like I remember hearing about issues with the landlord when Toggles closed though I don't recall any specific details.
It’s so funny to see the other sub devolve to populism in real time. They have become the very thing they hated https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/1wjaxqz/which_ever_way_the_world_goes_i_support_macklemore/
FYI if anyone experienced would be willing to help. South Day Street park in Leschi, poor thing has an injured wing and is just walking around the park alone. PAWS confirmed they will take it. I will probably go home to try to find a box big enough and see if a friend will help me, but I am not feeling super confident about being able to trap it.
The following is my opinion. I mean don't get me wrong, it has potential to be an awesome experience. But time and time again, i am disappointed by their choice in movie. There are so many good films perfect for that hip, intimate venue. And every time i check, it's some blockbuster bullshit. i know they need to sell tickets but i don't think they need to appeal to the masses as much as they try to. it's a tiny theater. Earn the reputation of being a little art house hipster theater and play some cool shit. The hipsters and film buffs will come. otherwise i might as well just go to regal for the bigger screen. They need a rebrand. /rant