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title is pretty self explanatory. i am very well-versed in the 253 recovery universe (as someone in recovery and also a clinician) but this is a new, unexpected circumstance that i was not anticipating ever being this close with. i have a loved one who got off kratom about 1.5 years ago but has relapsed on 7oh while participating actively in a mat program, three times. this is very unfamiliar and i am at a loss. no judgement please.
We live in the westgate area. Anybody know what happened? Seeing a bunch of red on snopud
Bring your knives down to the Sammamish farmers market between 4 and 7 on Wednesday evening! I’ll sharpen them on site and you’ll be one step closer to being ready for the holidays! See you there!
I believe the company I work for is violating labor laws. The staff continues to talk about issues that are raising major red flags and recently I’ve experienced things that i know are not legal. Does anyone have a good recommendation for a local office that is good in handling these types of concerns and reviewing them? What was the consult fee like? Thanks!
Not looking for open mics specifically but down. I'm a guitarist that has played for 20 years. I don't sing and write songs but I have great ears and can play most anything not metal or shred. (Love Tim henson but i can't play anything like that) I want to play with other musicians and network. Washington blues society I know has a list on their website but it seems out of date. What's the spot? I feel cooped up just working and going home.
Hello all, I was just curious if anyone recalls the entry policy for lumen field and if it’s similar to t-mobile park and not having to empty pockets? I plan to tailgate tomorrow and want to know if I’ll still be able to bring in a vape (🍃) despite the no smoking policy as I won’t have a place to store it once I leave the hotel. Thanks in advance for any help!
For context, my bedroom smoke alarm went off randomly, nothing was burning. About 10 minutes later, I was in my kitchen, just looking out my window from the sink with the blinds open, and in the reflection from the light bouncing off, I saw a black figure dart into my bedroom. I am completely sober, and I was completely awake. After investigating and finding nothing, the smoke alarm went off another 4 times, and I had to remove the batteries. This all happened within the past hour. Thanks, all.
I am a foreigner looking for a scape of my current life. My dream has always been living in Seattle and I want to start all over again there. I don’t have a job so I could barely pay for rent for the first month. Would you suggest/give me an advice on this? Am I being too risky? Also, do you know about any opportunities for language teachers?
Hi all, My wife and I are interested in trying out the Draw Steel RPG by MCDM. I would prefer to do so in person in the Seattle metro area- I'm on the eastside, and am amenable to pretty much anywhere on this side of the sound (and Seattle proper). I'm envisioning that we start by playing a 3-5 session scattershot to see how we like the system, and see where things go from there! I'm open to GMing, but will step aside if someone feels more passionate about it. We are early 30s DINKs who work in tech-adjacent sectors. We have several years of experience in D&D 5e and about 6 months in Daggerheart. We're a big fan of board games, our cats, video games (STS2, Blue Prince, Factorio to name a few), and other nerdy hobbies. We'd prefer to play with people around our age, who have similar interests, and would like to experience a cinematic tactical heroic fantasy game :) Schedule preferences: Weekend Afternoon > Weekend Evening > Weekend Morning > Friday Night > Weekday Nights
Started biking along on Phinney Ave N several months ago to drop off my kiddo at daycare and then catch the bus. Do the round trip several times per week, fastest way from crown heights to Fremont. From all the repetition, you start to notice things along the ride, but you also take things as they are and don’t think twice. But there were two sections of pavement on the east side of the street (heading north on Phinney, right at 52nd st) that had super uneven pavement, kinda brutal to bike over. Especially with a toddler on the back and a bag of stuff. Usually parked cars on the right and traffic on the left so it’s hard to avoid. But as a frequent bike commuter, you do learn to live with those things. Finally, I’d finally had enough and figured I’d report it via Find It, Fix It. Honestly, had low expectations, just felt like the only thing I could do to tell someone about how annoying that section was. On August 21st, I reported it on the app with some pictures. And about a week and a half later, POOF, those two sections had been repaved. Hallelujah! Thank you to the city for fixing it and doing it pretty swiftly!