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The restroom, inside & outside decor & look very rustic.

Hey all, apologies if this question gets asked a lot. I'm in my mid twenties and I'm relocating from Phoenix to Seattle for work. My budget for rent + utilities + parking is 2200-2400. I'm okay with a studio but I would really prefer a 1 bedroom or at least a studio with a partition separating the living and sleeping area. Ideally 500-600 sq ft minimum. I'll be working in SLU but I'm fine with commuting and would actually prefer somewhere I can rely on public transit more than a car. Bonus points if it's near parks or green areas to walk my dog. I'm not too concerned about being near nightlife although some access to bars and restaurants would be cool. A nice view would also be a bonus. Coming from downtown Phoenix I do love a nice city building with good amenities but ofc I know I'll be sacrificing lifestyle a little to stay in budget. I've been looking at the Queen Anne area, Belltown, Capitol Hill, etc but I have a long list of options and I'd love if the locals could give me some input. TIA!

I'm headed to Seattle soon for a long weekend trip. I booked the citizenM Seattle South Lake and Hotel Five. Both are about a 10-ish-minute walk from a friend who I'll be spending time with that weekend. We're also going to see Michelle Branch that Sunday, and both aren't too far from The Showbox. I can cancel both up to 2 days before arrival. Which hotel should I stay at?

Hi there! I'm F25, had the pleasure of visiting Seattle for a couple of weeks!! Staying near Capitol Hill area. I don’t have any specific interests or hobbies. I workout and I love listening to musics (RNB / indie / kpop / hip-hop, yea I am a bit everywhere). I definitely would love to come back in the winter and snowboard. If you are baddie that can snowboard please let me admire you haha. I currently work in supply chain in a small company, I would also love to meet with those who are career/education focused, to receive some fun advice and personal experience about life. I have not completed my university degree and I am beginning to feel the midlife crisis and the anxiety of not obtaining a degree in an Asian family. I’m from Canada, but I honestly feel like home being here. All and all, I am hoping to meet some cool peeps on this trip.

Hello! I need help! I’m proposing to my girlfriend in about a week. I was planning to do it at Myrtle falls and I hired a photographer, however I need some input on exactly where to go down on one knee. I see from the viewing spot of the falls, there is a big wooden railing that I fear may block the view of the falls with the photographer. If I do it on the bridge, the we may be too small in the photos. Any advice or input would be greatly appreciated

my waitress at Farm 12 was the most delightful person I think I’ve met in a long time very kind red haired woman very much wallflower energy but her smile genuinely made my day.

Hi r/askseattle , this is my first post on reddit and english isnt my first language, so if anything is incomprehensible just highlight it pls. So I'm a Male looking forward to move in the next few years from my country to Seattle hopefully, how will I live as an abroad student? And the process to move (papers, work etc), and are people there friendly? How easy/hard is it to find roommates and jobs? And if theres difficulties I would love to mention it, I know its expensive there but I am not letting my dream fade away thank in advance. Note: for the weather I saw how it is I'm pretty sure I can handle it as I live that weather . Note: the budget around 8 to 10k to survive by the time I find a job there .

Any thoughts on who this person is ? I suspect it's a 1970s Seattle sports or sports-adjacent person but don't know. The image is a frame from a film.

Hello folks! I have a family of four and we are planning on settling in to a neighborhood east of Seattle city center. We have heard great things about Issaquah, if is not too much to ask could folks living in the area lets us know what to expect ? I have 2 daughters , on in elementary and the other in high school. 1. Are there parts of Issaquah to avoid, for reasons like traffic or reachability? 2. What’s the school culture like ? 3. If you could move closer to an area or further away from one in Issaquah. Any information is welcome and will help us make better decisions!

The people that DO pick it up already do and the people that DON'T don't give a shit, so they're basically just littering with these signs. It's incredibly obnoxious.