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I was in a link omw to Seattle from Seatac. The driver applied emergency brakes suddenly and we saw a man down on the side crying in pain. This was around columbia city station. He seems to be okay and doesn't seem to have any visible injuries. We waited for a bit and a backup train came to take us back to Seattle. Thanks to the woman who stopped her car and helped the man! I hope it is nothing serious.

I asked this question on the blog but was dismissed. Why is it okay to use the rotary park for overflow parking at the athletic field? Friday night games brings tons of cars driving through the grass and parked both north and south of the park seating area. Bus access is found directly in front of the field. Why aren't people encouraged to ride share or take the bus? I've never seen this done anywhere else. Are other city parks used as parking lots?

I've got a really awful building manager. She makes up legal mumbo jumbo, slaps deadlines on things that don't require one, and is largely hostile to talk to. Every neighbor I've spoken to, and one local business has said similar things about their unpleasant attitude. I suspect they have a history of drug abuse. I've had a mixture of good building managers, and aloof building managers. But they're the only borderline hostile one I've had the misfortune of needing to interact with. I'll get text messages at 9pm regarding non-urgent matters. If someone needs help (I don't want to give details in case they see), they're REALLY hostile about providing that help. "How did they [get into a situation that requires management help]?! Huh??" And I'm just sick of it. I don't want to be a Karan, but I've had to deal with their bull for years now. They're a part of a corporate structure that owns several buildings in seattle, and I just want to know. Is there anything I can do to address their fuckass attitude to a higher up?? It's really unnecessary, and as my ex rightfully pointed out, they could easily make all out (residents) lives miserable, or MORE miserable if they wanted to.

Preferably Pacific Place or Oak Tree Edit: Forgot to put this but 30s M and married. Just want platonic movie friends

We are moving from a townhouse in Puyallup to a house in North Tacoma next month. Every Seattle based company I call wants to charge me two hours of travel time just to get down here. Does anyone have a reliable local mover that services Pierce County fairly?

Hi everyone! I wanted to share something I’ve been building locally in case it’s helpful to other pet owners here. A big part of why I started SafePawz was my own experience with my senior dog. He needed medication and had more specific care needs, and I remember how stressful it was trying to find someone I actually trusted to understand his routine. I needed someone who understood he was deaf and could be easily startled or had mobility limitations so his walks required a little more patience. I needed someone who was more than just available near me. That made me realize there are a lot of pet owners dealing with the same thing: senior pets, medication routines, anxious or reactive dogs, mobility issues, or pets who simply need someone with more experience. So I started building SafePawz, a Seattle pet-care platform focused much more heavily on sitter experience and vetting. Every sitter goes through a background check, video interview, reference check, and human review. Owners are of course encouraged to schedule a free 15-minute meet-and-greet before booking to ensure it’s the perfect fit. Some of the sitters joining us have backgrounds as vet techs, veterinary assistants, animal behavior professionals, or decades of hands-on pet care experience, which has been especially important to me. We recently made it possible to browse the Seattle sitter network directly online, so you can see their experience, specialties, services and rates before ever requesting care. If anyone here is looking for a sitter, especially for a pet who needs a little more than basic care, I would love if you would take a look at SafePawz.co If you want to message me with your specific needs and dates, feel free to do so and I can recommend someone from our sitter cohort💜 I respect all of our local independent pet sitters and businesses who already set a high standard, I just wanted to create an app platform that highlight serious caregivers as a resource.

Hi! I’m getting a new Pomsky puppy in a few weeks and I’m worried about the weather as the rainy season rolls in. I know they typically like the cold, but are there any good products to help make it easier for him (and me) in the rain and mud? Any recommendations for the weather or just a new puppy in general are appreciated!

I wanted to share something I’ve been building locally in case it’s helpful to other pet owners here. A big part of why I started SafePawz was my own experience with my senior dog. He needed medication and had more specific care needs, and I remember how stressful it was trying to find someone I actually trusted to understand his routine. I needed someone who understood he was deaf and could be easily startled or had mobility limitations so his walks required a little more patience. I needed someone who was more than just available near me. That made me realize there are a lot of pet owners dealing with the same thing: senior pets, medication routines, anxious or reactive dogs, mobility issues, or pets who simply need someone with more experience. So I started building SafePawz, a Seattle pet-care platform focused much more heavily on sitter experience and vetting. Every sitter goes through a background check, video interview, reference check, and human review. Owners are of course encouraged to schedule a free 15-minute meet-and-greet before booking to ensure it’s the perfect fit. Some of the sitters joining us have backgrounds as vet techs, veterinary assistants, animal behavior professionals, or decades of hands-on pet care experience, which has been especially important to me. We recently made it possible to browse the Seattle sitter network directly online, so you can see their experience, specialties, services and rates before ever requesting care. If anyone here is looking for a sitter, especially for a pet who needs a little more than basic care, I would love if you would take a look at safepawz.co If you want to message me with your specific needs and dates, feel free to do so and I can recommend someone from our sitter cohort💜 I respect all of our local independent pet sitters and businesses who already set a high standard, I just wanted to create an app platform that highlight serious caregivers as a resource.

Hi West Seattle! I wanted to share something I’ve been building locally in case it’s helpful to other pet owners here. A big part of why I started SafePawz was my own experience with my senior dog. He needed medication and had more specific care needs, and I remember how stressful it was trying to find someone I actually trusted to understand his routine. I needed someone who understood he was deaf and could be easily startled or had mobility limitations so his walks required a little more patience. I needed someone who was more than just available near me. That made me realize there are a lot of pet owners dealing with the same thing: senior pets, medication routines, anxious or reactive dogs, mobility issues, or pets who simply need someone with more experience. So I started building SafePawz, a Seattle pet-care platform focused much more heavily on sitter experience and vetting. Every sitter goes through a background check, video interview, reference check, and human review. Owners are of course encouraged to schedule a free 15-minute meet-and-greet before booking to ensure it’s the perfect fit. Some of the sitters joining us have backgrounds as vet techs, veterinary assistants, animal behavior professionals, or decades of hands-on pet care experience, which has been especially important to me. We recently made it possible to browse the Seattle sitter network directly online, so you can see their experience, specialties, services and rates before ever requesting care. If anyone here is looking for a sitter, especially for a pet who needs a little more than basic care, I would love if you would take a look at SafePawz.co If you want to message me with your specific needs and dates, feel free to do so and I can recommend someone from our sitter cohort💜 I respect all of our local independent pet sitters and businesses who already set a high standard, I just wanted to create an app platform that highlight serious caregivers as a resource.

Does anybody know where to buy whole small crabs? Does Hmart or East Asian Market have them? I’ve been wanting to try cooking them/ trying them.