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Just wish there were places for people to do their business so others wouldn't need to be inconvenienced so often. Light rail elevators are awful at this stop.

Spotted in the city! Never seen a bird like this so close edited to add: I reached out to https://urbanraptor.org very interesting site

I’m looking for daycare/preschool recommendations close to Kirkland for my 1 year old. I found a place in bel red I really like but that’s an inconvenient drive for me to do since I’ll be working remotely. I’m in downtown Kirkland. And big bonus points if they offer sometime of financial assistance, thanks!

I’m looking for daycare/preschool recs for my 1 year old. I found a place in bel red I really like but I’m going to be working remotely so it’s kinda inconvenient to do that drive. Big bonus points if the place offers any kind of scholarship for lower income, one parent, diverse, etc.

For the Off-Book improv show. I'm looking for somebody who won't resell and will definitely show up to use the ticket.

Looking for some good ceviche in Tacoma. I usually go to the market outside the Auburn outlet stores. Bonus if they also have fresas con crema. Thanks!

It's been going on for an hour or so. The stadium is a couple miles away but seems to be coming from that direction. Maybe construction? Something with Montlake? It's driving me nuts.

Been doing the freelance PT thing for a couple years now, mostly contract work through clinics and a few private clients. Finally sitting down to formalize everything into an LLC and I keep going in circles on whether it matters as much as the personal finance corners of the internet claim it does. The liability protection angle makes sense to me on paper. The tax structure piece is where I start secondguessing myself every time I open a new tab. The part nobody really talks about is how the contracting relationships change, if they change at all. Some clinics around here seem indifferent to whether you show up as an individual or a business entity. Others apparently care a lot. I have no clean read on which is which until I'm already in the conversation. Seattle is weird for this because the cost of operating here means the math on solo practice is already tight before you add registered agent fees, a separate business account, and whatever else you're supposed to have. And I'm not even touching the B&O tax situation yet, which feels like its own rabbit hole. Curious if anyone in a similar spot, healthcare or otherwise, found the LLC jump worth the overhead. Not looking for a lawyer referral, just actual lived experience from people doing the independent contractor thing in this city.

I remember when the Lynnwood transit center opened 2 years ago. It was fairly barren and unimpressive. Over the last couple of years, the landscape has started shining through. Lighting is also great and the station looks fantastic at night as well. Looking forward to the farmer's market there next year. Now if only we could have actual walkable spaces nearby (and maybe the Northline Village?), but ah well. Kudos to everyone involved with the transit center!

Do you folks know what's happening in Fremont with the Lenin statue? Saw this yesterday.