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Im on the eastside and have a fairly small backyard in looking to maximize with fruit trees, berries, raised gardens and small patio. Looking for recommendations. Have you worked with someone who does edible landscaping?
He has always come back to us whenever he runs out. But it has been 2 nights since and he hasn’t come home yet. He answers to Maui, treats, play, fancy feast, and birds. He is scared of loud noises but is comfortable with a stationary car. He likes hiding in small spaces too. He can climb trees apparently. We have been walking up and down the street day and night and now it has rained and we’re worried. If you have seen any stray cat, please let us know. Thank you so much.
I’m not 21 but really want to go to the show, I was thinking about paddle boarding in front of gasworks does anyone know if this would work? other parks close by where I could still hear the music?
Hi Seattleites, Time has come again for Fall. As a friendly reminder the roads are more wet and visibility is not good. The city has not done a good job keeping us safe so if you need to drive slower it is okay. Acceptable speeds: 10-15 in residential (preferably 5 if you want others to be safe) 45 on the free way 20-25 on city roads During the night take a bit more precaution please. Stay safe and have a wonderful rainy season 🙌
Not one, but two, Uber drivers sniffling and hacking. A coworker. This asshole in front of me on the plane today. And a quick reminder: Cover your fucking mouth when coughing, even of you have a mask on. Nonstop people seem to think it is a magic shield that allows them to ignore the basic civility five-year olds learn.
New in town and a new dog parent! :) where are some cool dog friendly spots in town where I can hangout with my pup?
Thank you everybody for the Crossroads Mall ideas; the first date was a success! Now we're thinking about walking around the stores of Bellevue Square for our second date. My understanding of Bellevue Square is that it's a place for upscale shopping, not really for hanging out. Ceramic painting and rock climbing may exist at Crossroads Mall, but I don't get the impression that Bellevue Square has anything similar. It's just a place for rich people to buy their stuff and leave. If I'm planning on buying some gifts, does it look weird to keep them in a backpack to avoid hands being full with bags all day? I know some shopkeepers don't like backpacks due to the concern with shoplifting and knocking stuff over. And would you recommend making a reservation at a restaurant, or are they not as busy anymore with shopping malls dying?
I’ve gotten really into archery this summer elsewhere and was wondering if theres any free or just relatively cheap places around.
I want to buy salal berries, the fruit of the Galtheria shallon plant. Has anyone come across these at farmers markets, farm stands, or anywhere? I'd take them dried or made into jam as well, I know they can be delicate and difficult to pick and keep in tact, which I assume is why I don't see them around. Hoping maybe somebody has.
I recently started buying puzzles for my siblings and was wondering if there are any puzzle trading events or places here? It’ll be much more convenient to trade than buy a new one each time.