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Yeah, I’ve met a few people, through the Forum here, that I’ve come to kinda like in real life…
;-)
Mike
passed away this morning. You either loved her or hated her, sometimes tolerated her, but she never quit, she never stopped living her life to the fullest.
lol…no, we are definitely not the same person. I never thought that people actually claimed that…sigh. I yam who I yam :D
interesting article, thoughwho has time for that, and who can remember all that, and keep them separate? wow..
and, yes, the forum has forged quite a few friendships….at least 3 for me…and ever so thankful to have them in my life :)
no accusations here
just info worth reading
http://www.commondreams.org/hambaconeggs
and.. contrary to what seems to often be popular opinion.. although JanS and i have become friends in the “real” world .. we met here on the forum and are not and have never been dual faces of the same person.
Haven’t thought of Alley Oop in years, but I do Go Comics daily to see my beloved LIO. Makes me feel bad, though, that the cartoonists don’t get paid as they did in the papers.
Fresh and Ready Meals is hiring!
We are in need of some one to help with food prep and packaging Mondays from 9 am – 4 pm.
Pay is $12/ hour. Must have food prep experience and valid food workers card.
Please email Becca at freshandreadymeals@gmail.com if your interested or have any questions.
Fresh and Ready Meals is hiring!
We are in need of some one to help with food prep and packaging Mondays from 9 am – 4 pm.
Pay is $12/ hour. Must have food prep experience and valid food workers card.
Please email Becca at freshandreadymeals@gmail.com if your interested or have any questions.
Sunshine Music Together, The Parent Map Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle for the 4th consecutive year as well as the 2014 Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Infant & Toddler Class, is offering a FREE demonstration class this Tuesday, September 9th at 10:30 (RSVP) at the Fauntleroy Schoolhouse on California Ave!
To schedule your free demo class online, please visit our website
at http://www.sunshinemusictogether.com and click on the “Try a Free Class” button. For more information call 206-281-1111
Music Together is a researched-based, internationally recognized early childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. The 45-minute classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play – forty-five minutes of pure fun with your child every week!
Watch a video of what a Music Together Class is all about;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVZrieP1Npg
Hear what other parents are saying about Music Together;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCXzTqzQUMU
Go Comics is from United Features which still runs about 75% of all the political cartoons and daily strips out there. You can go to Go Comics and create your own page or download the app for tablet of phone.
At least that’s what I do to make sure I don’t miss Alley Oop.
WHERE: 1915 S W Dakota St. Pigeon Point (east of North Delridge)
WHEN: 8:30 to 4:00 Fri-Sat-Sun Sept 5-6-7
Watch for orange signs at Delridge and
Andover. There is a building with an enormous American Flag at this intersection, go east up the hill, more signs will direct you!
This sale is definitely worth finding
FURNITURE: Brass & iron bed mattress & box springs,
Leather couch, chair and loveseat
Knickknacks-antiques
Pottery Barn end tables and coffee table
Wicker rocking chair with cushion
Library table
Wood see-thru wall divider with shelves
Danish dining table -6 chairs
Contemporary desk & matching file cabinet
Ergonomic office chair
FABULOUS BUFFET-MUST SEE
KIDS STUFF:
Full size girls bicycle
Double stroller
Lots of art work, plus 3 panel oriental water color
Household items, garden, tools: table saw, jig saw, fishing downrigger
All items are clean , in working condition and excellent quality and individually priced.
I called ours in to High Point Security. They sent someone to my street right away I heard him asking the few people out and about if they saw fireworks but our pyro is a quick one and done run back inside type so we can’t ever tell which house. Though one neighbor might have figured out the house. Hopefully they keep an eye on that block during the game tomorrow.
(Moderately off-topic, but sincere and life-affirming — please do not flag me!)
waynster, gotta ask you: You always have an apropos (as opposed to non sequitur) cartoon: Do you have an app for searching go comics, an encyclopedia memory, or just a lot of time on your hands? Or are you the wealthy, but mysterious creator of the nonsequitur strip?
Well, there you have it folks. Hammerhead is running with his plan.
I guess I have one question – and I’m not sure it has an answer.
If the geese felt threatened enough by the dogs or other elements, wouldn’t they have moved down to one of the home beach fronts south of the park/north of the ferry terminal by now? Those seem much safer but further from the folks who feed them.
Maybe those home fronts don’t have the same physical nesting areas? Maybe they’re just too far from the folks who feed them?
Hmmm…
My wife wrote an article a few years ago about sites for DIY wills, etc.
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052748703808904574529622580839440?mg=reno64-wsj&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.wsj.com%2Farticle%2FSB10001424052748703808904574529622580839440.html&fpid=2,7,121,122,201,401,641,1009
(you may need a WSJ login to see the article).
Even after all her research, we went to an attorney for ours. Most quotes were in the same price neighborhood as yours. The DIY route may be a cheaper route but it puts a lot of the burden on you and there are a lot of reasons to be wary of the end product.
We used John G. Llewellyn http://llllaw.net/. He was easy to work with.
Yeah I think a lot of it is just a matter of lightening up, wakeflood. However I found the “what you’re looking for is a wife” post kind of offensive instead of just the usual posts-for-chuckles so I completely understand the OP here. I think we all just get carried away.
And/or we can all just lighten up a bit? :-)
PLS, thanks for your post # 55. well said.
I guess I would ad to my previous post that I did read some of the housekeeper post, and rolled my eyes regarding the ; “what you are really describing is a wife…” really? is this the 40’s?
2muchwhine: I read your baby photographer post back when you wrote it and it gave me a chuckle, FYI. but I didn’t mention then cause I didn’t want to further disrupt the request for a recommendation.
oh, and ‘ignoring’ certain users can get complicated. I once saw a request for a recommendation for something. When I logged in to comment, the thread had disappeared cause that last person to comment was selected as ‘ignore’ for me.
sometimes you just have to ‘manually’ ignore.
PLS..thank you, I think. I am trying to live by what I say…”Just because you can doesn’t mean you should”. It could probably apply to everyone. :) At 67, life is still a learning process, eh? :)
Excellent post PLS (post #55). This thread reminded me that different people use the blog for different things. I see from past posts that SeekingEuros uses the blog as a very practical source of information. Questions asked and answered. That’s perfect for SeekingEuros. I find that the blog can be a great source of information.
Some folks like to express their opinions and that is great for those folks but apparently many of “us” don’t really care about any opinions that don’t align with our own.
I often can’t resist a little attempt at humor and that’s probably pretty annoying for those posters that are just looking for answers or recommendations. I guess the recent poster looking for a baby photographer probably didn’t appreciate my response that baby photographers don’t have the manual dexterity or visual acuity necessary to take good pictures and they should look for an adult photographer instead. My post did not help. At least it wasn’t malicious.
With that in mind, I’ll be more mindful of the value that my comments add to the conversation and I’ll pause before hitting send. Perhaps that’s an approach that would work well for others.
I will not, however, quit reading the WSB as others have suggested – my connection to the local community would be greatly diminished.
I’ve followed this discussion carefully and completely agreed with OP’s thoughts. The housecleaner discussion was hijacked and the suggestions that some did (finally) offer were overrun with banter and unecessary commentary. I use the blog for advice and suggestions mainly, and I find that regardless of the post, we have the same people that responds, which is OK, as long as its constructive.
I’ve thought about how to articulate a response correctly, then I read the response from PLS. It took the words out of my mouth… “Don’t have something constructive to add? Move on.” Should really be the take-away from this discussion.
I think there are two key points in response to the request for etiquette.
First, TR and the WSB are in no way responsible for comments in this forum. It’s downright silly to say you don’t read the blog or would pull sponsorship because of something that was said or some people who post in this section. I think much of what is said in the forum is malarkey and those who write it akin to the grumpy judges on the Muppets. But I follow the news and features of the WSB with zeal and depend on it and I have no desire for the blog to waste time policing what is a general public discussion.
Second, and most importantly, the internet is a diverse and often brutally honest place. Starting a discussion here, or in any forum or comment section of a news site or elsewhere, you have to be open to divergent thought. People will – quite likely virulently – disagree with you and say things that may sting. If you want a private conversation with like-minded posters, there are other venues. Posting here is more like standing on a public street corner shouting across the road at friends. Other people can, and will, join in. It is part of two edged sword of free speech. We can learn from it – I certainly do. Most often I learn what NOT to do and how I do NOT want to be and speak, but I learn nonetheless.
That being said, I do think it would be considerate if heavy users of the “Send Post” button self-moderated a bit. The house cleaner post – really? Lighten up. It was a legitimate request for recommendations posted in the “reader recommendations” section. You want to quote rules? See the sticky post there that says it’s to receive “recommendations about specific types of services and businesses in West Seattle” not judgements. If SeekingEuros had posted that in the general discussion perhaps the ensuing discussion would have been warranted. But not there. Don’t have something constructive to add? Move on. In the same way people are encouraging readers to ignore comments from certain folk, a number (not just two jays) could just as easily ignore some questions or topics. Not every topic has to have your input.
Just like on the street corner – even though you CAN jump in the corner conversation about the weather and tell the guy wearing plaid pants with a polka-dot shirt he’s got poor fashion sense doesn’t mean you are obligated to.
Hi there!
We are looking for administrative help in our home office setting on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-2:30. We live near Schmitz Park Elementary so this could be a perfect gig for a Schmitz parent.
General data entry and answering phones would be involved.
We’re looking to pay $12/hour or $14/hour if you have experience with Quickbooks and can assist with bookkeeping as well.
Please email Matt at mercerwindows@gmail.com if you are interested.
Thanks!
