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On Thursday afternoon I was playing piano by the art museum, turned around to head back to work, and there was a lovely gal clapping for me and smiling. That had never happened to me!! I was so shocked and nervous I just said “Thank you! Hahahah” and kinda hurried away. I almost turned back to say hi, saw her checking out the art museum, but got too nervous. I’m a coward ik. :) Anyway, thought i’d try on here, I would love to buy her a coffee or something. If she’s even single. Am I crazy? She was blonde with a slender build, black thick rimmed glasses, and was wearing teal baggie shorts. I could just kinda tell she was a genuine person, ya know? Anyway, if you might know someone that matches the description maybe there’s still a chance I can say hi. I was wearing a brown suede jacket. Sorry if this is insane, it probably is, but I gotta try!! Thanks for reading!! Have a good day.

Hey Seattle! I (28M) am heading to Krewella at Q Nightclub on Friday, Sept 25th (10 PM) and would love to connect with a few people to go with! I’ve been getting big into raves/concerts lately and made a goal this year to step out of my comfort zone and meet new people in the city. Down to grab a drink/bite near the venue beforehand so we can break the ice before heading in. DM me or comment below if you’re going or want to tag along! Edit: Forgot to add the link https://www.tixr.com/groups/qnightclub/events/krewella-182427?utm_source=chatgpt.com

I found a previous post but it was from two years ago. Just checking if anything has changed or there were any updates.

I'm unfortunately dealing with a divorce and moving back into my old house. Come to find out the tenants that were getting a "wife's friends" discount on their rent, bounced to a different state and left me with thousands of dollars in damages to the home and a MASSIVE flea infestation. I've done everything I can with zero experience with fleas, and was wondering if anyone would be available to give me a quote or have any recommendations for an exterminator in the area. Thanks a ton!

Found two Golden Retrievers at my office this morning. One with a collar and a rabies tag and one naked. I used a beef stick to lure them into my car. I had the pet barrier in from taking my own dog out this weekend. I called a close Vet clinic and they were able to scan the chips and gave me the Home Again flyer to look up the owner info. The website only said they were not registered. I called anyway and the person on the line was able to tell me the company who had registered the chips. They were able to contact the owner and who came for their adventurous pups which were napping cozily in my car.

Reverse Image search reveals its name is Planet Nine registered in the Caymans.

Looked on the website for Guitar center in RTC but it said 0 acoustics available??? Probably not believable but I'd rather just go pick it up quickly than go shopping around so looking online first would be ideal.

I’m 31 and moving to Seattle in 3 months. I walked through fremont, ballard, and capital hill and really enjoyed how capital hill felt. I walked through pike and pine and got the impression there were a few bars that seemed to cater to late 20s/early 30s and up and that it wasn’t all just early 20s party bars and that I’d find little nooks I’d enjoy as far as night life. I loved the walkability of it as well, the apt I’m looking at would have a gym + grocery store + barbershop + other essentials just blocks away. Its also the closest to my work office which is a big win for commute times. Gimme your experiences living here, how do you like it and what should I keep in mind? Thanks all!

Hi ! I'm going to Seattle around September 19 through September 25 My first plan for going to Seattle was for a concert of a Ukrainian rock band called " Nervy " , but I decided to stay a couple days and get to know a little bit the city , any recommendations for places to eat , visit , thanks !

I realized recently that I really am happiest when I'm on a boat of some kind, whether it's a ferry, a whale watching craft, a kayak, etc. I'd love to incorporate more time on the water (literally any body of water but especially the Sound) into my current lifestyle and am looking for creative ways to do so. I'd love to hear your ideas! Limitations: I work a 9-5 job in Seattle and while it has some flexibility to be remote, I do have to work standard hours. I don't have experience sailing or operating a large craft myself. I also don't have a high enough budget or the spare time right now for something like sailing lessons (although I'd love to do that someday!). So far I'm thinking I'll try the peapod rentals at the Center for Wooden Boats and kayak rentals at Agua Verde, and try to find more reasons to be a walk-on ferry passenger on random days. What else should I try? Important details forgot to add - I physically can't paddleboard (long story) and don't have means to transport my own kayak/board