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As the title says, I'm after garlicky food. Not just a basket of fries at the stadium with a scoop of jar-lic on top. I'm talking best garlicky ramen soups, cheesy garlic bread, curries, pastas, etc. I'm heading to a garlic festival out of state this weekend and want to prime my taste buds for the experience.
I reallly want a cavapoo but all the ones I’m seeing are in Idaho. I also cant afford $3k for a puppy. Are there any reputable breeders near Seattle at a decent price? Im really interested in a cavapoo as they’re the right size for my apartment, don’t require too much outdoor time but can still do some outdoor activities, and dint shed too much for my allergies.
I’m looking for a smoke remediation service to restore a rental apartment after the current tenant smoked a ton of cannabis in the unit for the past year. Do you have a service provider to recommend or have a DIY success story?
My renter, despite the lease bing very specific about it being a non-smoking apartment, smoked a lot of cannabis and now I need to get a smoke remediation service to get rid of the smell that is strongly permeating the place when the tenant moves out. Has anyone either contracted out this service or have guidance for a successful DIY?
I drove by a few Flock cameras in my town, and it made me want to look up how many were in my area. Come to find out, Washington is bursting at the seams with them. Given the reports of misuse (John Oliver) and scrutiny by other states, I'm surprised Washingtonian's aren't up in arms.
I was doing yard work today. I had picked out of my bushes all the airplane bottles, beer bottles, other unsightly garbage that people throw in there, and tossed them onto my parking strip lawn. I was taking a break and planned to pick them up later. I walked out of my house just in time to see a delivery driver (red bag, white writing) had cleaned it all up and was taking it with him! I attempted to flag him down to thank him but he didn’t notice me. This gentleman went well above and beyond, when no one was watching and expected nothing for it. I’d love to find who it was and hook him up with an excellent tip. This was on north beacon hill at 10am. I did manage to get his license plate, but I don’t want to share that unless someone could privately tell me who it is. Any thoughts on how to anonymously track him down? Edit: he was a food delivery driver. Uber Eats type. He was driving his personal car. I do have his license plate but no idea how to use that information to track someone down.
Long story short unexpectedly find myself going to Seattle alone for an event and want some suggestions for solo stuff to do in town this weekend! Down for anything really :)
Hi everyone, I'll be going to Seattle for two days and was wondering on places to eat and drink a cocktail or two. What are the "must haves" in the city? You know, that food and/or drink item that's a Seattle thing that everyone needs to try. Thanks!
Hi everyone ! I’m a 25-year-old European moving to Seattle for about a year for work, and I’m currently trying to decide between getting my own apartment or living with roommates. I’ve lived on my own before and I really enjoy having my own space, so having my own apartment is quite appealing to me. However, I’ll be moving to Seattle without really knowing anyone, and since I’m also moving to a new country, making friends and building a social life is pretty important to me. Part of me thinks that living with roommates could make it easier to meet people and have a social life, while another part of me really likes the idea of having my own place and being independent. I also wonder if 25 is considered “too old” for roommates in Seattle. I know it’s probably different depending on the person, but I’d love to hear your experiences! For those of you who live alone in Seattle: do you still find it easy to make friends and have a social life? Especially if you moved here without already knowing many people? And for those who have lived with roommates in your mid-20s: did you feel like it helped you meet people, or did you eventually prefer having your own place? Basically, I’m wondering if living alone would make it significantly harder to build a social circle, or if there are plenty of other ways to meet people in Seattle. I’d love to hear from people who have been in a similar situation! :)
Bass fishing on the river today, one of our first beautiful days with blue skies!