Hi my name is Sarah I recently graduated from the 8th grade with a 4.05 GPA am 14 years old and looking for any babysitting opportunities. I have LOTS of experience with kids of all ages and have babysat for many kids on my block i live on 38th.
Qualifications-
I help with my church’s vacation bible school
My class went down to help with the preschool class at my school.
I tutored a 5th grade girl all throughout my 8th grade year
I was VP of student council-
I am free for the most of the summer depending when you would need childcare. If you have any interest please don’t hesitate to contact me here.
hi i tutored a 5th grader in about every subject and learned some great ways to help and to be very patient plus i have dealt with kids of all ages and love kids. i am 14 and would love to hear back to see if this would be a great fit. you can reach me @ sarethebear12@gmail.com
Metropolitan Market Job Fair – Here We Grow Again!
Metropolitan Market is a progressive upscale grocery retailer and one of the best places to work in the Pacific Northwest! With a new store location under development, we are excited to announce a number of incredible employment opportunities throughout the Puget Sound area. Talented individuals, looking to have fun and make a contribution that counts, are encouraged to join us for a very special event.
We are hosting a unique Job Fair event on Thursday, July 14th from 1 PM to 6 PM at our Sand Point store located at 5250 40th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105. Key members of our leadership team will be on-site, conducting immediate interviews!
If you are interested in a great work environment with flexible hours, please join us to learn more about our dynamic company and the exciting career opportunities we offer, including competitive compensation and a generous benefits package for our full and part time team members. Work where you love to shop!
Metropolitan Market provides one of the most competitive total compensation packages, including great wages, generous benefits, Tuition Reimbursement Program, Team Member Discount Program, ORCA, paid time off, and much more!
We look forward to spending time with you on Thursday, July 14th!
For more information, visit our website at http://www.metropolitan-market.com/careers.
I travel abroad quite a bit and have noticed that other cultures have very uniform behaviors in regards to driving, walking in heavily trafficked places. Slow people stay to the side, fast people have space to run/rush and cars park the same way. There seems to be no agreement here as to where and how to walk/drive, add self-entitlement to the mix and there’s a lot of road rage. I have had men walk so close behind me that one guy fell when I slowed down (I was to the right, not hogging the sidewalk). I have had people stare right at me and walk into me (I had nowhere to go). People seem to think they are entitled to hog the sidewalk, weave. My biggest headache, though, is car drivers hogging the sidewalks and crosswalks. Rich people love to make eye contact and wave as they cut me off and/or block sidewalks when they pull in and out of driveways and parking lots. It’s weird and while it happens all over this country, Seattle car drivers are especially mean this way. I almost got hit in the alley by a speeding (yelling) driver this morning for no reason.
I am looking for a family to share a full time day care spot. I only need to enroll my infant son on Mondays and Tuesdays, but have been unable to find part time care. I have secured a full time spot at a very nice licensed facility, but would like to avoid paying for full time care if possible. I would like to find someone who wishes to have their child in day care on Wednesday, Thursdays, Fridays. It would also be helpful if our children were around the same age (currently 8 months) so they could transition through the school at similar times. The enrollment would begin September 12, 2016. Please contact me at msklapstein@gmail.com for details.
Thanks,
Cassie
It’s a Comcast Business outage – I don’t always see forum posts but West Seattle Cyclery e-mailed us and we have a news item about it on the main page. We’re monitoring Comcast Business twitter, which acknowledged it within the past hour – Tracy
land line at deVrieze | Carney law firm is out. Comcast says down until 3:30 – 4pm today. Internet is working but not phones. Phone message states we have a non-working number. Not true. We are working but the phones are not.
Zeeks Pizza is looking for dynamic, fun, experienced Dining Room Service Managers for our West Seattle location!
Company Information
Zeeks’ mission is to provide the premiere pizza experience to Northwest neighborhoods. A Seattle institution since 1993, Zeeks is known for its hand-tossed pizza featuring fresh ingredients, lightning-fast delivery, and for restaurants and employees that are unpretentious, cool, and fun. Our aim is to attract positive and talented people to help us fulfill our mission and offer them support and opportunity.
Job Summary
Zeeks’ Dining Room Service Managers (DRSMs) are the CHAMPIONS OF SERVICE in the front of the house of their restaurant. The Dining Room Service Manager reports to and partners with the General Manager (GM) to ensure that the front of house staff is providing an outstanding service experience for our guests. The DRSM will live, teach and demonstrate the overall mission, culture, and philosophy of Zeeks (including our 7 Steps of Service) and will be responsible for successfully training our Server, Bartender, Host, Busser, and Counter staff. The Dining Room Service Manager must be able to communicate effectively with and take direction from the GM and all senior management, as well as effectively communicate with and delegate to restaurant employees. A successful DRSM will be a highly competent manager of the key drivers of restaurant success such as dining room operations, food and beverage quality, customer satisfaction, employee training and development, consistent and positive communication, store cleanliness, safety, and maximizing profitability (labor and cost of goods sold).
The ideal candidate knows how to have FUN at work while leading their team to provide the best service in Seattle!
Salary (DOE), benefits, great discount, awesome company!
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to jobs@zeekspizza.com!
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I was just going to suggest the Chief Sealth basketball camp but just looked and it is full. :( Very popular! You can always check with the YMCA, they usually have room.
Our land line stopped working yesterday afternoon, and apparently there’s an area-wide outage; not sure how large it extends. We’re in the Arbor Heights area.
I have two boys (ages 7 and 11) visiting in early August and I’m looking for a week camp or activities that they could participate in. Does anyone know of any programs that still have space or that I might want to check out?
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Junction Joe..
The help had already been delivered..
Who exactly was your target if not the people who chose to suspend their risk and help the OP?
You made your personal choice about this OP and her request…
and i for one am more than glad to honor your right to that choice.
i make those choices each and every time someone asks for my help.
what i have a problem with is the thinking that your choice should dictate the choices of others…
and i am thinking that if you were the one being criticized for your generosity…
you would have a similar problem ..
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This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by JoB.
400 sq ft garage to rent near new Genesee school. Asking $300 a month. Has lights and power. Email Sarah sjwright71@gmail.com
Thanks.
Full-size wood futon frame will be on the corner of 49th & Spokane Street on Thursday 7/14. FREE! Early bird gets the worm!
ok.. good case of post surgical muddle..
i posted my comment on the other thread..
operator error indeed.. and i am the operator who errored.
“i don’t know why what i posted earlier didn’t show up..but i will post it again… as best i can. I am in a bit of a post surgery muddle.
i can understand why some of you are sceptical of this OP. first she asks for donations for pet care and then for additional donations for cremation.. literally the same day… and she is less than appreciative or patient with the speed of the help she thinks she should be getting from volunteer agencies… totally forgetting that volunteer agencies are run by volunteers who have life crisis of their own to deal with…
watching her process unfold wasn’t particularly attractive… but then.. people are not at their most attractive or patient when they are dealing with what they see as overwhelming circumstances.. so.. who knows?
What i can’t get is why anyone would come onto the forum to belittle people who made the choice to give.
it’s not as though belittling those who make a different choice than you do verifies the accuracy of your own choice and it sure as heck doesn’t make you look like the better person.
every time we are asked to give to another.. even if we think we know them well.. we run the risk of feeling taken in.. .perhaps only because they didn’t make the choices with their funds that we would have wanted them to make.. but also perhaps because they scammed us big time.
that’s the nature of the beast. If you are kind some people will take advantage of you.
but.. that’s the choice all of us who choose to give make every time we give… to give in spite of the very real risk that we could end up feeling taken advantage of…
if you don’t want to make that choice, don’t make it.. but don’t think that your choice entitles you to the right to judge what we do with our money for people we may or may not know… in circumstances we may or may not know more about than you do.
it doesn’t.
thank goodness that raining on everyone else’s parade won’t change the choices their heart makes when they encounter a fellow human being in trouble…
and who knows.. at the end of the day you might be eternally grateful that it didn’t.
none of us ever knows when we will need help.”
headed back to bed without posting more :(
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This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by JoB.
Nope. Certainly not privileged, but I do take full responsibility for personal consumption and nonessential expenditures. I would never ask a stranger to pay for a pet urn and urn necklace. This is not an emergency that requires solitation to the community. Requests like this take away from the real emergency needs that are out there.
No worries then. Take some drugs, get some sleep…
So I’m watching the Dallas police chief defend using the robot, and musing about what we’re told.
The shooter was black, and killed by police. So does he go into the stats that way? And the police chief is black. Is being killed by a white cop different from being killed by a black cop?
Not sure those are good for discussion. Mostly I’m saying that I mistrust nearly everyone as having ignored confounding factors like that.
Today and tomorrow – there’s $40 off a variety of Amazon Home Services, including house cleaning, tv wall mounting, carpet cleaning, window washing, pressure washing, yard work, etc. The cost for 3 hours of cleaning in my zip code comes out to $49.
I work there, and I’m pretty excited about it. :) Thought you guys might also appreciate it. I love my group, and that we give local small businesses access to our huge network, and do great promotion offers like this one.
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no anger JKB..
just an old broad struggling to stay coherant on the kinds of pain meds you get after major surgery..
and thanks. i am doing fine
But I like rhetorical questions!
To wit, I believe in an objective reality. One is, or is not, a terrorist (or whatever else) regardless of what some person thinks.
I was struck by the different coverage: in Orlando it was discussed as an essential question, and in Dallas it’s not there at all. Same for the hate-crime classification.
JoB, I’m hearing a lot of anger in your post. Mad at me about something?
TanDL, definite yes. Big thumbs-up for the BBC.
In search of hard-working crew members with a “can do” attitude to join our growing West Seattle based landscape design, installation and maintenance company. Willingness and ability to communicate professionally with clients is necessary. We are an upbeat and positive team and look forward to adding like-minded team members.
We are currently seeking individuals for both our installation and maintenance crews. We are growing quickly so there are opportunities for advancement.
Positions Available:
-Maintenance Crew
-Installation Crew
-Installation Crew Lead
Desired Experience:
-Pruning skills and weed identification knowledge
– Knowledge of plants common to Pacific Northwest landscapes
– Experience operating landscaping related machinery
– Installation/Maintenance of Irrigation & Drainage Systems
– Construction of stone/paver patios & walkways
General Requirements:
– Valid WA driver’s license
– Reliable Transportation to West Seattle
– Able to work 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM, 4 days a week, both beginning and ending in West Seattle
We work in a fast-paced environment that can require large amounts of both physical and mental exertion. With this comes the need for an energetic and detail-oriented individual who is able to work effectively in both supervised and unsupervised situations.
Full time positions are available. Start date is as soon as possible. Medical, vacation, holidays, and NO weekends!
To apply, please email your resume and letter of interest to info@akinadesigns.com. Please make sure to include an email address, as well as phone number to contact you. No phone calls or visits to the office please!
i don’t know why what i posted earlier didn’t show up..but i will post it again… as best i can. I am in a bit of a post surgery muddle.
i can understand why some of you are sceptical of this OP. first she asks for donations for pet care and then for additional donations for cremation.. literally the same day… and she is less than appreciative or patient with the speed of the help she thinks she should be getting from volunteer agencies… totally forgetting that volunteer agencies are run by volunteers who have life crisis of their own to deal with…
watching her process unfold wasn’t particularly attractive… but then.. people are not at their most attractive or patient when they are dealing with what they see as overwhelming circumstances.. so.. who knows?
What i can’t get is why anyone would come onto the forum to belittle people who made the choice to give.
it’s not as though belittling those who make a different choice than you do verifies the accuracy of your own choice and it sure as heck doesn’t make you look like the better person.
every time we are asked to give to another.. even if we think we know them well.. we run the risk of feeling taken in.. .perhaps only because they didn’t make the choices with their funds that we would have wanted them to make.. but also perhaps because they scammed us big time.
that’s the nature of the beast. If you are kind some people will take advantage of you.
but.. that’s the choice all of us who choose to give make every time we give… to give in spite of the very real risk that we could end up feeling taken advantage of…
if you don’t want to make that choice, don’t make it.. but don’t think that your choice entitles you to the right to judge what we do with our money for people we may or may not know… in circumstances we may or may not know more about than you do.
it doesn’t.
thank goodness that raining on everyone else’s parade won’t change the choices their heart makes when they encounter a fellow human being in trouble…
and who knows.. at the end of the day you might be eternally grateful that it didn’t.
none of us ever knows when we will need help.
Hello!
I’m interested, have a lot of experience, and live in West Seattle.
What are the exact hours and days you need? What is the start date? My email is: lena@dreamyoursoulawake.com to exchange more info and I can send you my nanny profile and excellent references.
Lena
There is really no way to police bicycles in the city. It’s really up to the cyclist. I see plenty of motorists in the city that do not stop for people trying to cross the street. There are plenty of things out there that get peoples knickers all twisted. Suck it up and just learn to get along with one another.
Throwing on the cargo shorts over the jeans was probably your first mistake, DN. But on the off-chance that this is a serious post, I’ll share that in my years of daily walks around WS, I’ve often encountered people speaking loudly about things that didn’t have anything to do with their immediate surroundings, let alone me. Next time, try looking up and waving. Never underestimate the power of eye contact, and a wave makes them stop and think, “Oh, do I know that guy?” It also establishes your right to be where you are. In closer quarters, a friendly version of “I’m sorry, I was distracted. Did you say something to me?” usually works. Or take a tip from the birding community, doff your hoodie, and say, “Pardon me, but do you know where I might see the Pidgey?”
