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I know this is random, but it’s driving me nuts. This photo was from March 26th, 2017. Can anyone tell me where I was parked in Seattle here? I have googled to no avail. I got stuck in my car surrounded by SWAT for a hostage situation I think? But now I can’t find any news from around that time that seems to fit the situation. Please help so I don’t lose my mind, haha. Thank you! 😊
Hi I need friends - I don’t have time to go look for them but I’m happy to meet up doing active things. I’m not extremely active - happy to try a lot of things though. I just need consistency. At least twice a week if we could go running or jogging or something that would be lovely. I’m almost 40 but not in horrible shape I think.
I was riding my bike on the Cross Kirkland Corridor yesterday and saw a bunch of drinks lined up on the side of the trail under the bridge near Totem Lake. There was also a box and a watch there too. What’s going on? I am assuming this is some sort of a scam.
Picture this: you’re on the highway, one and a half miles from your exit, so you get in the right lane to prepare. Suddenly, you see that yellow exit sign and feel your stomach drop at the realization of the mistake you’ve made. Lo and behold, you’re in a mandatory exit lane, for some other damn exit half a mile in front of yours. You have about 500 feet to decide: do you try to force your way through heavy traffic into the lane to your left, or accept your fate, take the wrong exit and regroup? Neither situation is a very pleasant one. This happens all the damn time on highways and roads in the suburbs. I’m in the right lane, because that’s the safest lane to drive in, and I’m hit with a “right lane must turn” sign and barely have enough time to switch lanes. Then I stay in the middle lane because I thought I’ve learned my lesson and two blocks down it turns into a damn left turn only lane. The only real solution is to memorize the layout of every road you take on a regular basis. It feels like I’m constantly dodging around between lanes. Does anyone else get frustrated by this? Why not just do the logical thing and make turn lanes offshoot from the main road? I feel like the fact people are constantly forced to switch lanes and interrupt traffic is a big reason for why the roads get so congested.
I’m planning to travel from Seattle to New York by train in the October end and was wondering if anyone here has done this trip. What was your experience like?
If I wanted to get an airbnb or something and stay in the greater Seattle area for a month to see if I could live there full time, what's the worst - by "worst" I mean rainiest, cloudiest, dampest, etc. - month to do that? I figure that if I like it, or at least can tolerate it, there at its worst, I'd love it the rest of the year. ETA: I'm coming from western NY.
I am in the process of planning a visit to Seattle and surrounding areas. Where are some places that should be avoid or considered unsafe for solo travelers? I am also looking for suggestions of places that are worth a visit. Thanks in advance
Everything looks so squishy. The supposed chicken sandwich also looks like fleshy bubble wrap
Shoutout to all of the event workers this weekend including a monorail driver that worked maybe 12 hours this Sunday. I took the monorail multiple times and she was driving every time and wouldn't tell me how long it had been. She was driving around noon, 5pm, 11:30pm, and other times. So many unsung heroes in Seattle this weekend. With the Mariners, Bumbershoot, PAX, and other events the weekend wouldn't be great without so many people.
Buddy of mine took me on a flight today. Gorgeous view.