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    SJoy
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    What does your gut say? Not your heart or your head, but your gut. We had to put one of our dogs down a couple of months ago. So hard and sad and I wondered if we were doing the right thing, even at the time. But I am so glad we did, looking back now with a clear head and heart, she was miserable. I have a picture of her a week before and it breaks my heart how miserable she was.

    Again trust your gut. I’m so sorry 😥 this is the worst part of of having our beloved pets.

    #967249
    Graciano
    Participant

    WSJoy, this is the original poster just at home now and actually replying with husbands user name.
    We had his blood sugar maintaining at a good level up until his episode in October. These past 2 weeks though have been really bad.
    Examples:
    12/8 am BG 169 – pm 275
    12/9 pm- 547
    12/10 pm 411
    12/15 pm 519
    12/17 took to vet and we took a small curve which his BG’s were from 379,225,188,130,234, & 430 (this was in every 2hr increments)
    12/18 am the word HI on meter took again 674
    12/19 am 301- pm 662
    12/20 am 500 – pm 65 this one @3:43pm
    All of these readings were after his AM or PM feedings just before injection was due. Bean is now showing hind leg curving inwards and weakness his third eyelids are showing in both eyes, eats sometimes good sometimes bad. :( Now the Vet wants us to do the 12 hour curve so they can see if we need to up his insulin and said that the only way they could tell if there’s something else going on like with his kidney, gall bladder, and or pancreas is to do an ultrasound which is a mobile unit so can’t do today and to tell us what?

    My apologies if I’m long winded but this is so heartbreaking to us…THANK YOU to ALL for your concerns and information

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Graciano.
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    #967248
    Coach Stephanie
    Participant

    My heart goes out to you! I had a diabetic kitty and we were never able to get his blood sugar under control. After 6 months of twice-daily shots and enough BG curves to justify buying my own monitor, he had so much nerve damage in his hind legs that he could barely walk. The day he could no longer make it into the litter box and had an accident right next to it, I knew it was time. I hope this helps.

    #967236
    Sadandconfused
    Participant

    UA results just came in. No bacteria in urine…I asked why is his BG levels so whacky and the Vet says to do a 12hour BG Curve so they can see where and how the insulin is working not working then go from there. She says since he is still eating and using the box lets try the curve 1st…this is so heartbreaking for me and the husband and I can’t imagine what it is doing to Bean.
    Like you WSB I also had 1 die at home because I was to afraid to take her in to end her suffering. And yes up until the end she loved me no matter what, she stumbled from her bed laid next to me and passed…
    Pets are gifts from heaven and hopefully what is best for Bean the decision will come to us soon.

    #967235
    AlkiKmac
    Participant

    My heart goes out to you in figuring out how to make this decision. I’ve used two rules of thumb. 1 – You’ll know when it’s time. Unfortunately, in hindsight, I now agree with what was mentioned above “Probably 2 weeks before you finally do it”.
    1 – When their suffering outweighs your love for them. Maybe try to put yourself in their paws and determine their quality of life. At the end of they day your love for them lives forever, but suffering only has to continue if we let it. At least we have mercy to end a pet’s suffering, and ours.

    I hope this post helps you a bit.

    #967234
    birdrescuer
    Participant

    One doctor answered that question by saying, “Probably 2 weeks before you finally do it.” Another said he had never heard a person say “I wish I had waited longer.”

    RebellyousHR
    Participant

    Want to join our flock? The West Seattle-based Rebellyous Foods is looking for part-time and full-time production “nuggeteers” to make our plant-based crispy nuggets. The production consists of nugget making (mixing, frying, freezing, packaging) and support for the transportation of equipment, supplies, and products. Shifts are typically M-F 8-4. Salary starts at $16/hour. For more information, go to our website http://www.rebellyous.com for this position and other open positions.

    Rebellyous Foods works to substantially increase the volume and lower the costs of delicious, high-quality plant-based meats through production & equipment technology innovation in order to effectively serve the foodservice market and replace animal-based meat on a large scale. See our write-up from November 10 in the Blog:

    ‘No harm, no fowl’: Rebellyous Foods relocates plant-based ‘chicken’ revolution to West Seattle

    #967223
    Sadandconfused
    Participant

    We are dealing with the awfully sad decision of letting our beloved cat (Bean) of 15 years go to heaven… how do you know when it is the right call to do so?
    He is a big orange tabby 15 yrs. old that developed diabetes 5 yrs ago and we have been managing it very good even our Vet says we have done an excellent job with it then just 2 months ago he got sick took him to the ER Vet they couldn’t find anything wrong said he was in pretty good shape for age and diabetes we took him home and then to our regular Vet next day, same thing as ER then all of a sudden he had 4 seizures never before Vet said he doesn’t know why, week went by Bean seemed to be his old self and now all of a sudden he was sick acting again he got dehydrated, blood glucose went out of control we can’t regulate it with his insulin… he eats still but sometimes not then we can’t give him his insulin… because as mentioned BG goes haywire. Dec.17th the Vet took blood, urine… and results came back a little off but nothing terrible but they are still waiting on the UA that takes 3 to 7 days…REALLY?! why so long.

    We’re at a loss do we keep him just because of our love and sadness of letting him go (selfishness) or let him go and then be afraid the test results the Vet is waiting on finds something simple to cure???

    #967172
    Manderley
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    #967138
    Psychosis206
    Participant

    Is there an all seeing eye bag or a fuzzy key ring, or sloth keychain
    Thanks

    #967057
    ErgoTeam
    Participant

    ErgoFit Consulting, Inc.

    ErgoFit Consulting, Inc. is a Seattle based company that has been consistently growing for the last 18 years. We provide ergonomic and health/wellness services to companies in the Pacific Northwest, but also service various other locations to support our client’s needs.

    We at ErgoFit are Passionate about and dedicated to the difference we make in the world! We are flexible, integrous, and hard-working people who like to laugh and support our community. We have flexible schedules so you can fit in your other life “stuff”. Please know that your voice will be heard here, and we will play to your strengths!

    We are looking for a motivated, quick-thinking, and enthusiastic individual to join our team on our mission to prevent workplace injuries and maximize employee performance through ergonomics! As we like to say: “Reducing injuries and improving productivity in a single bound!”

    This is an hourly position for 2 to 3 hours per day, 4 to 5 days per week (Mon – Fri). If you have the skill sets to offer our growing company, we would be very happy to consider building those into your job duties if we have a business need.

    Essential Characteristics:
    • Work in West Seattle daily during our work hours of 8:30 am to 2:00 pm
    • Be proficient with Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)
    • Be articulate with both strong written and verbal skills
    • Strong grammar skills
    • Be accurate and detail oriented
    • Have excellent interpersonal and phone skills

    Job Duties:
    • Schedule appointments for our evaluation team via phone and email
    • Data entry into our client management database (Knowledge of Sage ACT is helpful, but not required.)
    • Maintain and manage our client appointment waitlist

    Marginal Functions:
    Support Administrative task, and other job-related errands. We will tap into your personal interests and strengths to help support the whole team as needed.

    Compensation will be paid based on hourly work with time card completion and according to the agreed upon rates. This position includes PTO (paid time off, for any reason).

    ErgoFit Consulting, Inc is an equal opportunity employer (EEO/AA).

    Please send Cover Letter, Resume and References to:

    Deborah Read
    ErgoGirl@ErgoFitConsulting.com

    West_Side
    Participant

    This dress is NEW with Tags. All eyes are sure to be on you when you make an entrance in the Honey Punch Chic Appeal Blush Sequin Long Sleeve Bodycon Dress! A gauzy blush pink liner is topped with a matching mesh overlay adorned in rows of rose gold and iridescent sequins. The plunging V-neckline meets a set-waist atop a flirty bodycon skirt. Long sleeves have satin cuffs with two snap closures. Hidden back zipper/clasp.

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    • This topic was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by West_Side.
    closetohomie
    Participant

    If you have always wanted to work as a local neighborhood dog walker with minimal travel time between clients, this is the opportunity you have been looking for! Close to Home has a strong focus on West Seattle and we are currently hiring dog walkers to walk exclusively in that neighborhood. With time, you will get to know the dogs, the clients and the neighborhood. We believe dog walking shouldn’t be about racing to claim work on an app or commuting across town to walk enough dogs to meet your salary expectations. We also work with employees enabling you to have ongoing training and working as a member of a team that cares.

    Company Overview
    We are a pet care services company that supports our team to be the best version of themselves. We truly work as a team and every member of our staff is a kind and honest person, who is independently driven, detail oriented, self-motivated, reliable and an excellent communicator. Close to Home Pet Services has been in business since 2008 and we are West Seattle’s premier dog walking and pet sitting company. Locally owned and operated, this is the pet care provider that will enable you to reach your fullest potential.

    Job Summary
    Neighborhood Dog Walker, working independently but also as a member of a team in West Seattle. We meet our dogs in advance of the first walk, all dogs are screened. An excellent opportunity for anyone looking to work with animals, stay active, enjoy the outdoors or explore the city. Walkers will need to be available from 10am through 3pm, Monday through Friday.

    Responsibilities and Abilities
    Dog Walking – The primary duty of the position is giving our client’s dogs an opportunity to go outside in a safe and controlled way so they can exercise and go potty. Proper disposal of any solid waste is required.
    Following detailed instructions – Many of our clients have special needs and requests. It is imperative that you follow all client requirements to ensure the safety and well being of their dog. Food allergies, medical and behavioral concerns all need to be factored in while performing a dog walk.
    Time Management – You will be going from client residence to client residence throughout the day. It is vital that you know how to manage your own schedule and time each visit accordingly. We design the route for you, ample travel time has already been provided ensuring that all dogs are seen on time.
    Communication – With any pet services job, you are going to have questions, concerns or complications at some point. We work as part of a team. It is important that you know when to ask questions and when to call for help.
    Honesty – Above all else, we need all members of our team to be honest. If you do not have empathy or honesty, this is not the role or team for you.

    Qualifications and Skills
    Transportation Requirement – You must have a valid driver’s license, insured/reliable vehicle and a smart phone with a data plan.
    Active Position- Dog walking is a very active job. You must be able to walk several hours each day as well as have the capability to lift 50lbs. You will be moving continuously throughout the work day but it is a fun active pace and should not be too strenuous.
    Knowledge of Dogs – Some history or experience with pet care (professional or volunteer) is preferred but not required. All dog walkers go through a paid orientation / training process which will help prepare you to work independently. Many of the skills acquired in this job will benefit you the rest of your life.

    Benefits and Perks
    Competitive Industry Pay – We offer competitive pay at $16 to $18 an hour as an employee.
    Promotional Opportunities – We are an established and growing company. We prefer to promote from within and we anticipate the need to grow our management team in the future.
    Reimbursements – We pay for drive time. Routes are designed to be easy to navigate.
    Paid Sick Leave – You will accrue sick time working as an employee with us. This is not possible when you work as a contractor for other types of businesses.
    Dedicated routes available – For an experienced and capable candidate, a local dedicated route can be assigned. You will develop strong rapport with your dogs and have positive professional relationships with your teammates and clients.

    Equal Opportunity Employer
    The Company is West Seattle exclusively.
    (Continuous Background check is required we will comply with RCW 49.94.010)

    #966933
    CM
    Participant

    SDOT is in charge of selecting and planting trees, which they do with abandon under power lines, and select trees that will grow up into the power lines. Seattle City Light is in charge of pruning the trees away from the power lines to avoid arcing and power outages. As far as I can tell, there is no communication between the two.

    #966709

    In reply to: Cash Back Fees (QFC)

    gxnx
    Participant

    There are 3 things you get when you are born in the good old USA
    SS
    a phone #(since this will be your ID now)
    and a credit card.

    You are hiding from the taxman if you don’t have a bank account and every financial institutions would love to give you a credit card.

    #966656
    wsbabysitter
    Participant

    Assistant Theraputic Childcare Teacher to aid my almost 5 year old son at Preschool. He has sensory processing issues and is a sensory seeker.

    Hours: Monday through Thursday 11am to 2pm and Fridays 11-12:30
    $14 per hour
    Location: Community School of West Seattle near Westwood Village

    Responsibilities:
    Respectful interaction with children and caregivers that models positive behavior and promotes the development of healthy self-esteem, self-confidence, and communication skills.
    Supporting the individualized social-emotional goals of my son

    Teaching positions offer:
    A great opportunity to connect with children and make a lasting impact on their well-being
    Experience delivering early learning curricula
    Chances to collaborate with and learn from other professionals

    Minimum qualifications:
    Six months of experience working directly with children in early learning settings.
    High school diploma
    Successfully pass background check

    Please email kkapsca@yahoo.com

    #966664

    In reply to: Pedestrian question

    Ponderosa
    Participant

    Cardriver, despite walking “7 miles a day” you ask a question with the premise of continuing through a crosswalk in a car because you can (despite the legality), but not for the safety of the pedestrian. You have a history of posting about “concerns” regarding cyclists and pedestrians following the law both in the forums and in the comments. I don’t believe you are a pedestrian as frequently as you say, and based on your language focused on any error committed by a cyclist or pedestrian, I believe you are coming into these conversations with a bias against cyclists and pedestrians. And that’s the plural form, not the possessive form, of both. Best of luck to you in the future.

    #966663

    In reply to: Cash Back Fees (QFC)

    scott
    Participant

    Some people aren’t eligible for credit cards.
    Some people aren’t eligible for cards with cash back.
    Some people prefer to avoid credit cards as a matter of financial discipline.
    Some people use debit cards to help small businesses avoid percentage-based card fees.
    Some people use debit cards to conveniently get cash, which is the point of this thread.

    BTW not many people seem to know that debit cards also have fraud protection by law, but it does require card owners to be more timely in reporting fraud than for credit. Some card issuers have additional fraud protection, for example Visa has 0% liability for debit cards except when processed by a third party.

    #966638

    In reply to: Cash Back Fees (QFC)

    gxnx
    Participant

    Why do people use debit cards when there are no protections?

    Use a credit card and get cash back at 3%….easy peasy.
    I charged everything using my credit card and gets$$$$$ back at the end of the year but please make sure you pay the full bill at the end of each month.
    I am the deadbeat.

    #966590
    jissy
    Participant

    Saw it today, 22blades…. ridiculously bad.

    #966545

    In reply to: Pedestrian question

    Ponderosa
    Participant

    It depends on how far away the car is. If you are a safe stopping distance away, and see a jogger entering the crosswalk, it doesn’t matter their pace, you are responsible for stopping. Passing through “without issue” if you have the ability to stop is illegal. It’s pretty easy to also figure out when a jogger will reach the curb, unless they are running side to side and backward or changing erratic paces or are wearing a cloak of invisibility. It’s the same way you determine how fast a car or a walker or a cyclist is going. To echo to Skeeter’s post above, please keep in mind that intersections come in all shapes and sizes, i.e. it doesn’t need to be a 4 way intersection, or a painted, or well-lit or what you consider “safe” to cross. I see a lot of drivers blow through crosswalks where the street only intersects the other street on one side–say California and Hudson or California and Bradford, and various similar “3-way” intersections along our arterials.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Ponderosa.
    #966526
    thriftwaygirl
    Participant

    West Seattle Thriftway is a locally owned and operated grocery store located in the heart of the Morgan Junction. Our goal everyday is to be a team of individuals that are passionate about food and exceptional customer service. We have great pride in what we do and the connection we have to our community.

    We are able to offer our employees:
    Attractive wages DOE and low cost medical, dental and vision insurance.
    10% Employee discount, incentive programs and 401K.
    Life and disability insurance and pension.
    Paid time off benefits including vacation, birthday, holidays and sick time.
    Flexible work schedule.

    Natural Foods & Supplements Manager, Part Time

    We are currently looking to fill a part to full time position for Natural Foods and Supplements manager. Our ideal candidate must:

    – Must be 18 years old or older.
    – Must have knowledge and interest in natural foods, vitamins and supplements.
    – Be able to lift at least 50lbs.
    – Be able to work efficiently and quickly.
    – Strong customer service, multitasking and problem solving skills.
    – Have a friendly attitude and a desire to work with the public and in a team environment.
    – Must be willing and able to work nights, weekends and holidays.
    – Be prompt, reliable and responsible.
    – Previous experience a plus, compensation DOE.

    POS Coordinator, Part to Full Time

    – Must be 18 years old or older.
    – Be savvy with technology and computers.
    – Be able to work efficiently and quickly.
    – Strong customer service, multitasking and problem solving skills.
    – Have a friendly attitude and a desire to work with the public and in a team environment.

    You must fill out an application. Visit our website to download it:
    https://westseattlethriftway.com/employment.html

    Hiring process involves a background check regarding conviction and arrest records in compliance with Seattle’s Fair Chance Employment Ordinance, SMC 14.17. Applicants will be provided an opportunity to explain or correct background information and provide verifiable information of good conduct and rehabilitation.
    Job offer is contingent upon review of driving records, subject to compliance with Seattle’s Fair chance Employment Ordinance, SMC 14.17, regarding use of conviction and arrest records in employment decisions.

    MeganChaudhari
    Participant

    Primary Objective: This person is in training to become an Assistant Store Manager and will effectively assist the Store Manager in the operation of a profitable, safe, clean retail drugstore. This person will assist in maintaining positive employee and customer relations at all times.

    Reports to: Store Manager

    Major Responsibilities and Duties Which May Be Considered Essential:

    In the absence of the Store Manager and the Assistant Store Manager, the Second Assistant has full responsibility for the operation of the store.
    Must properly execute refunds and exchanges in a positive and timely manner in order that good customer service levels are maintained. Insure that customers are acknowledged and assisted with their needs quickly and courteously.
    Must assist the Store Manager in maintaining balanced inventory levels of clean salable goods. Must be familiar with current ad products, prices and locations to assist customers in locating merchandise.
    Must provide product and service information as needed.
    Must set a professional example by enforcing policies such as attendance, proper dress and grooming code, customer service, and proper cash handling and exercising reasonable control of expenses.
    Must assist the Store Manager in creating and maintaining good morale through an Open Door policy, constant two-way communication, cooperation and effective on-going training of all store personnel. The Second Assistant has the authority to direct the work of all employee associates except for the technical aspects relating to the practice of Pharmacy.
    Must deal with issues in a tactful, courteous and professional manner.
    Must be able to prioritize & delegate tasks. Must monitor & follow up in a timely manner with store associates on delegated tasks to insure proper completion.
    Must support the Bartell Merchandising Guide standards.
    Must safeguard the store’s assets to include handling daily store cash deposits, petty cash funds and each register’s cash flow. Insure that cash drops are performed in a timely & secure manner during the course of the day. May on occasion take daily store deposit to the bank.
    Must on occasion, operate a cash register proficiently.
    Must have reliable transportation and be available for transfer to different Bartell Drugs stores in the Puget Sound area as needed.
    Must be able to stock merchandise at all levels of the shelving in the store in a timely manner.
    Other duties as assigned
    Qualifications and Skills Required:

    High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
    Six months of prior retail experience preferred.
    Must be at least 21 years of age.
    Must demonstrate courteous and professional interpersonal communication skills towards customers, supervisors and fellow employee associates.
    Must be able to quickly and accurately perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percentages, and dollars.
    Must be able to read, write, speak, and comprehend conversational English.
    Must be able to work independently with minimal direction.
    Physical Requirements:

    Frequent reaching at all levels to stock shelves and/or operate a cash register. Frequent repetitive hand movements and fine finger manipulation to operate a cash register. Occasional repetitive arm movement to stock shelves. Constant handling and grasping of merchandise, containers, cartons, and/or money.
    Must frequently bend or stoop to stock below waist-height shelves and to remove merchandise from carts. Crouching, twisting, or pivoting at the waist and kneeling or squatting to low shelves also required.
    Must be able to frequently lift 20-40 lbs. from floor to chest. Frequently lift 1-2 lbs. from floor to 7 feet.
    Must frequently carry 1-2 lbs. for 5 to 10 feet. Occasionally carry 20 to 40 lbs. for 15 feet.
    Must be able to push/pull 25 to 40 lbs. of force occasionally.
    Must on occasion climb ladder or step stool.
    Must be able to stand for long periods of time with walks of short distances at a brisk pace.
    Must be able to quickly and accurately perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percentages and dollars.
    Must be able to operate a handtruck, grocery cart, stock carts, electronic cash register, pricing guns, box crushers, box cutter, conveyor belt, Camera department computer, MSI ordering machine, telephone, intercom, and various POS equipment where applicable

    Apply Online or email megan.chaudhari@bartelldrugs.com

    #966475
    andiepants
    Participant

    I have been wanting to design these for awhile, and just launched on Amazon! Check them out: https://amzn.to/2P53nGy — I will be donating a portion of the proceeds to the Food Bank.

    freshflours
    Participant

    Part Time – 2 – 5 days a week

    Fresh Flours West Seattle is a busy bakery cafe in vibrant South Delridge/White Center neighborhood. Everything is handmade from scratch, with a touch of Japanese fusion flavor.

    We are looking for a part time bakery production assistant to join our team.
    Hours: 7am-12 pm, 2 to 5 days a week including weekends.

    Duties:

    Wash and put away dishes to help us keep our kitchen running smoothly
    General cleaning to assist in keeping a clean and well organized kitchen
    Light prep work

    Requirements:

    Ability to work on your feet.
    Baking/culinary degree or Commercial baking experience preferred. We will train the right individual.
    Must have your own transportation.
    Must be punctual, strong working ethic and able to work weekend shift.
    Strong team/interpersonal skills.
    Ability to be organized and clean while working.
    WA food handlers’ permit.
    Ability to lift 50#.
    Only qualified candidates will be contacted.
    Job Type: Part-time

    Salary: $18.00 /hour

    Please send resume to: helloflours@gmail.com

    Thanks for your interest!

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