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Hey Redditors! 👋🏽👋🏽 I have been working to keep the little free pantry on 32nd and Grand in North Everett stocked and full for almost a month now. The reality is the donations aren’t coming in. I haven’t had an Amazon wishlist delivery in almost a week. The community is using this resource more than ever before, and the donations aren’t fulfilling the need right now. People are unfortunately going hungry. If you can bring unexpired nonperishable and shelf stable items directly to the pantry that would be amazing! I was able to stock the pantry twice a day for almost three weeks and now it just isn’t happening. I don’t have stock, and I cannot fund this pantry myself. There are plenty of items on the wishlist that are only a few dollars too, everything helps! The Amazon wishlist allows you to add items not on the wishlist as well, so you can send things that you think the community needs too! I stock it twice a day when I have the donations available. We have an Instagram @ littlefreefoodpantry32nd.grand and there’s a Facebook as well but I’m still trying to figure out how to use that. 🤣🤣🤣 Here is the wishlist! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3NVODKIBF0F5E?ref\_=wl\_share

The moody weather is back, thought I’d share a moody photo to go along with it.

I am looking for ideas to get out for a day (okay to stay overnight but understand last minute accommodation is not easy to find). I know it's labor day weekend but hoping for something that won't be too crowded. I am taking the day off on Fri, so can get out on Friday too. It's been a rather rough year and I could use a change. I know I should have planned ahead but I have just been really tired. I'd love to find a mix of nature - moderate trails or forest, not too remote, and if there are some good brunch type food and coffee options around, it will be nice (these can be on the way). I will be by myself. I can drive 2 to 2.5 hours, open to anything more also if someone has a spot they love. As examples of what I have liked, I have been to Whidbey Island, Bellingham, Skagit Valley towns, Snohomish many times but haven't seen much more within 2 hour range. I'd love to find something new. North Cascades, Rainier, Leavenworth, Olympic National Park etc end up being a longer drive. I'd appreciate any ideas, honestly anything is fine that's not too intense and just hoping for a pleasant day overall. Thank you all.

Join us at Bellevue College for the 10 th annual Japan Week, a free public celebration of Japanese culture. Highlights include celebrating milestone anniversaries for Super Mario Brothers, Dragon Ball and Pokémon, Presentation by film and game composer Kazuma Jinnouchi, live musical Little Red Riding Hood: Another Story performed in Japanese and Hiroshima/Nagasaki atomic bomb exhibit, a Japanese flea market, martial arts demos, music performances, tea ceremony, Ikebana, and much more: Japan Week at Bellevue College Please support Japan Week! We are looking to recruit 200+ volunteers for the festival: Volunteer Registration Link and Mikoshi: Mikoshi Registration Link . For all the details, please visit Japan Week at Bellevue College

I have lived here for 8+ years and have found every kind of restaurant imaginable except for one that has some great soups. I do not mean pho. I also do not mean a measly cup of b.s. offered as a limp afterthought to a deli sandwich. I want the real shit. The good stuff. I used to go to this chain restaurant back east called Zoup! on my lunch breaks. It was basically just Chipotle for soup and bread rolls and it was a wesome, so it does not need to be a "local Seattle gem." I'll eat in strip mall and I'll like it. Spiritually, I am a very old man. EDIT -- Suggestions So Far: There is a 4-DAY SOUP FESTIVAL in Fremont, January 29 - February 1! https://www.soupocalypse.com/ Infinite Soups in Tacoma Hopvine Pub in Cap Hill Zeitgeist in Georgetown Freshy's in West Seattle 74th St. Ale House in Phinney Ridge Hilltop Alehouse in Queen Anne Lockspot Cafe in Ballard Serendipity in Magnolia Village Snohomish Pie Company The Gainsbourg in Greenwood (French Onion + Rotating Bowls) Cocoa Banana on Cherry St./Pioneer Square The Boiling Point in Mountlake Terrace Slim's Last Chance for chili Din Tai Fung's chicken soup Biang Biang for beef noodle soup Heritage African Restaurant in Everett (oxtail soup/stew) Friends of Carmela @ Pike Place Market Menudo @ Carnitas Michoacan Gangnam in Lynwood for soft tofu soup Nordstrom's apparently has fire Tomato Bisque EDIT 2: It genuinely warms my broth to hear from so many other soup-lovers.

Hey everyone, I compiled a quick list of upcoming dog events in SnoCo for this fall. I'm also building a free app called The Sniff Circle to track these locally. Check it out if you want!" Thesniffcircle.com

Visiting in December for a concert at Climate Pledge. Any good sushi places nearby there? Any really good ones worth taking an Uber? Thanks in advance.

Anyone know of any all-skill-level drawing groups or life drawing group? I used to attend the TAM group and the cosplay drawing group at the Grand, but they both shut down. I kept hoping that one would come back, but no luck! Does anyone know of any currently active groups?

I used this forum a lot while planning our weeklong trip to Seattle and I wanted to come back and say THANK YOU! We stayed at The Maxwell near Seattle Center/Lower Queen Anne. The staff was incredible, location great. Highlights: Space Needle at dusk Ferry to Bambridge Island w Proper Fish tacos KEXP indie show Seattle Storm game (beers cost more than tickets!) Seattle Mariners game (pack a clear bag!) Pike Place Market Mt. Rainier guided tour through Viator Happy we did it but may skip next time: MoPop Guided tour of Olympic National Park (may have been our tour) Armory food court-hit or miss Wish we got to: Whale watch San Juan Islands Pocket beach on Puget Sound Eat more fish! Chihuly gardens at night

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