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He would text me early in the morning like he was into the spontaneity then stuff happened and he got fired or sum but idk why he was so upset when I told him I was out working and could be working more except I'm pregnant and he wanted to be involved so I was scheduling things around him, the [vid]( https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP83XnTHs/ ) is when he 🍇 me and caused bleeding, he's in the Seattle area, Lynnwood and Mukilteo

It's a packed week of events in and around Ballard, including the SEA-Nordic Film Festival, Fremont Oktoberfest, Taste of the Sound, trivia, book clubs, live music, community gatherings, and more from Sept. 14-20.

Moving to California Selling some of my stuff Have a great day Check out these items I found on OfferUp. https://offerup.co/eMWmwAy9q6b

Anyone tried this place yet? I was joking with a coworker.. is this a Thai dude who grew up in Guatemala? a Guatemalan chef that grew up in Thailand? 😆

Researchers in UW's Pravetoni Research Group are harnessing the power of the immune system to prevent overdoses before they happen and loosen the grip of addiction. And now, the lab plans to ask the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the go-ahead to move their fentanyl vaccine into human trials, a major step in the vaccine testing and approval process. Oregon and Washington have some of the highest overdose death rates in the country, ranking eighth and third respectively among the 50 states. ~ Third in the nation for overdose deaths, and the lab building the countermeasure is right here. Trials can take ten years. Fund it now.

i was born and raised here but i’m having trouble finding ways to spend my days when i’m bored any suggestions on what i should do here? or in the surrounding areas?

Recently I posted seeking advice about a Seattle coffee shop operating under extremely disgusting sanitary practices . I've reported them to the health department, but I also understand the power of the internet, and if I were a Monorail customer I'd want to know about what’s going on behind the scenes. More in comments. First things first, the Pike location does not have a rapid rinse, so they are not rinsing out milk pitchers in between drinks. So if you go there and get a latte, you're drinking remnants of milk that have been already steamed dozens (if not hundreds) of times. This makes the milk burn and stick to the sides and bottom of the pitcher. Then it goes into your drink. They line up all their milk pitchers on top of the espresso machine to keep the old milk warm for the next drink, and to "eliminate waste". They also have an open toilet behind the counter (yes you read that right), about 10 feet or less away from where they're preparing drinks. This toilet does not have a lid on it, is filthy, and the staff uses it daily, often without latching the pocket door. Near the toilet, they store their merch, clean towels, mop materials, cleaning materials, coffee bags, staff member belongings, etc. I prepared a batch of cold brew in a grimey mop sink directly next to the toilet. A manager trained me on how to do it this specific way. Oh! They also don't sanitize their dishes. Just wash and rinse. At their Westlake location, they're using the same shop vac hose for messes on the floor that they use to clean out the espresso grinder at the end of every day. I also saw them do this at the 4th Ave location. They are not sanitizing the hose between uses. I've also included a photo of what their sanitizer bucket looks like. I watched the baristas on bar, during business hours, drop multiple things on the floor (portafilter, cold foam squeeze bottles) and continue using them like nothing happened. Everything there is covered in a layer of sugar/grime and it’s disgusting. The fact that the entire staff collectively see nothing wrong with any of this genuinely keeps me up at night. I don't know if a slap on the wrist from the health department will get the message across or bring about the appropriate internal change, maybe it will. But I believe in informed consent, and this extends to beloved Seattle coffee shops too. Sorry if I just ruined your day but I’d wanna know if I were you.

I have an old electric forced air furnace that needs repair. If you have had a good (or bad) experience with an HVAC company, can you please let me know? Please do not recommend yourself.

Hello! I recently accepted a job offer for what I would describe as my “dream job” in Seattle. My wife and I will be moving from South Florida (ft lauderdale area) to Seattle in the new year. We first visited Seattle this past summer and fell in love with the nature and the culture. We are a lesbian, liberal couple so suffice to say we wanted out of crazy Florida. My wife is originally from Puerto Rico, and I’m originally from NYC, moved to FL in 2002. I describe myself as being “a Floridian raised by New Yorkers” lol. I would say I’m the most nervous about the logistics for the actual cross-country move and the “Seattle Freeze”. My wife is more timid and shy, but I am pretty outgoing. We both love nature and hiking. We are loving cat moms and will be bringing our 2 boys with us. We are both excited and nervous. Any tips appreciated!

Hi! My husband and I are moving to the Seattle area in the next couple of months, and we’re having a really hard time finding a townhome, villa, or apartment community that has a small fenced yard with the unit. We have 3 dogs, so having some kind of private fenced outdoor space is really important to us. It definitely doesn’t have to be a huge yard—even a small one would work! Does anyone know of any pet-friendly townhome/villa/apartment communities with fenced yards? We’re open to areas around Seattle, Bothell, Everett, Shoreline, Lynnwood, etc. We’d ideally like to stay reasonably close to Lake Forest Park since that’s where my family lives. (Within 45 minutes) Any recommendations would be VERY appreciated! 🥹🐶