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Hello all! My name is Eli (24M) I just moved here about a month and a half ago from Colorado, and am liking it so far. My only issue is I don’t know anyone lmao. Looking for people to go on hikes with, do art with, and maybe go thrifting! I also really enjoy portrait photography and collecting physical media. I enjoy getting ice cream and eating it too (see photo #2 for details) I’d love to get to know any of you or possibly get some info on where I can find friends at. Thank you!

Only four more chances to experience our interactive show where you determine how the story unfolds. We sold out 12 shows, extended our run twice, and got a great write up from the Seattle times. This is the final extension we'll be closing at the end of Sept, so grab your tickets while you can https://www.curiouslevity.com/allinseattle

My brother got hit by a car while crossing the street a few months back and he's still dealing with memory problems and bad headaches, so we're trying to figure out our next move. He's a delivery driver and hasn't been able to go back to work full time, and the medical bills are piling up fast. We talked to one lawyer already but honestly the whole thing felt rushed and we didn't really get clear answers about what to expect. I've been reading through a bunch of websites but everyone just says they're the best, which doesn't help much when you're trying to pick someone you can trust. Anyone here actually gone through this in Seattle and can share who you worked with or what questions I should be asking before we sign anything?

Load explosion noise just after 1AM. Did anyone else hear that and/or know what it was?

My dad got into a bad car accident last month and the other driver ran a red light. He hit his head pretty hard and the doctors are saying it's a traumatic brain injury, so now we're trying to figure out the legal side of things while also dealing with his recovery. He's still having memory problems and gets tired really easily, so most of the calls and paperwork have fallen on me. I want someone who actually has experience with brain injury cases specifically. His medical bills are already piling up and I want to make sure we're not missing anything important with insurance deadlines. I looked through a few law firm websites but honestly they all say the same stuff about being the best. Has anyone in the Seattle area dealt with something similar?

Went to visit my brother in 2013 where we witnessed a relationship unfold in front of our family. The couple sitting next to us in full Seahawks gear got into a very silent and tame argument that led up to the guy throwing 2 full glasses of water in her face (Just the water! No glass) and she walked off away apologizing profusely. He sat there for a couple minutes with his hands in his face then left before the appetizer came which led to your server giving them to us on the house. They were the absolute best tenders I’ve ever had. I’ve never seen buffalo inside the tender before. Also, he left his Seattle Seahawks gloves on the table. We gave them to the waitress to hold on in case they came back. Does anyone know of a plus that sells tenders like this? I think the restaurant was in Bellevue/Belleview.

♪ Seattle, WA, that’s where I want to be ♪

♪ Seattle, WA, that’s where I want to be ♪

Hi, I recently moved to Seattle and am looking for an animal, board-certified doctor to establish as my primary care provider. I don't have gender preference. When I mean "animal doctor" I don't mean vet, I mean animal that treats people. Had terrible experiences with human doctors for many years and won't do that again. I heard that Seattle is very progressive and open minded in things like this so was hoping that my special care needs can be met. Must be in Kaiser network. Please let me know if anybody has recommendations! Thanks in advance!

Curious to hear from people in this sub, what's your job, and what makes it feel worthwhile to you? Could be the work itself, the people, the mission, the pay, the flexibility... whatever it is for you. Not looking for "just work to live" answers necessarily (though those are valid too), more interested in hearing from people who genuinely feel good about what they do day to day. Trying to get a sense of what's out there in Seattle beyond the obvious tech/Amazon/Microsoft answers.