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[scottish]

I have a gently used walker that you are welcome to borrow. It does not have wheels, however.

You are welcome to phone on my landline (206) 937-8320 to arrange a pickup or delivery if you are in West Seattle.

Patty

[JanetChandler]

Have there been any updates since you started the thread? You should find a law firm that will help you get compensation. I got into the same car accident a year ago. Luckily I was OK, but my car wasn’t.

[aa]

anonyme- Y’all feeling extra snarky this morning? They just asked a simple question, suggesting the answer to their problem is to move and that they have a physical problem is not very nice. It could be with all the covid changes some restaurants have increased their ventilation that could make them colder than they used to be. This person doesn’t deserve your snark because they are cold.

[SheldonWaller]

I feel sorry for you. Have you already contacted Pusch and Nguyen for help with getting compensation?

[anonyme]

aa, I agree with you; the tipping ‘requirement’ has gotten out of control. The example you gave, pouring a cup of coffee, is also performed by 7-11 employees. Are they tipped? Checkers and baggers in grocery stores actually do far more actual work for each customer and yet are rarely, if ever, tipped. Restaurant workers in Washington state make the same minimum wage as anyone else. There is a certain restaurant in the Junction that has NO table service. Orders are placed at the counter, and the customer either retrieves the order when ready, or someone takes a few steps to drop the food at your table. And yet payment – including the onscreen request for a tip – is made at the time of ordering. Why tip for something that not only hasn’t happened yet but shouldn’t require a tip? If you select “no tip” you’ve just made that option clear to the person about to make your food – never a good idea. My old salon used to charge an additional $5 to cover ’employee health expenses’ back when the law changed. They’ve now redefined the fee as a ‘sanitation’ fee – WTF, you don’t clean your salon and tools unless people pay extra? These are business expenses, not individualized special services. I’m more than happy to tip and tip generously, but the expectation that everyone who works behind a counter is entitled to a tip is unjustified.

[aa]

I wonder what others think about the new option to add a tip to your order at Starbucks. I believe that the process of tipping has long been a way for employers to give themselves permission to pay low wages. Why should I be expected to tip people just because their employer doesn’t pay a fair wage? I am not against tipping for all situations but when someone pours me a cup of drip coffee? That is not service above and beyond, you are doing your job. No, I will not tip you for that. We need to make employers pay a living wage. Starbucks employees should not need my financial help, their employer needs to step up and pay better wages.

[Rltcrw]

Looking for a licensed caregiver for a young adult male. Duties include transfers to bed and wheelchair,hygiene(into and out of shower), bed linen changes,emptying of urinals and meal prep. Ideally he would like a male caregiver. Must be strong enough to pickup 165lbs.

[BMjunction]

Selling an old Christmas tree! Comes with red and gold ornaments and a separate string of lights (soft white lights on a white cord). The tree originally came with attached lights but they burnt out so I took them off a few years ago. Tree is 5 or 6 feet (I think it’s 6 but honestly I don’t want to take it back out of the box to check), originally bought from Target. I have the original box it came in, though it’s been taped/re-taped several times, so it’s not in the best shape.

Asking $45 for tree + ornaments + light strand! I’ll have to ask you to come pick it up since I don’t drive; I’m located in Alaska Junction. Cash payment preferrable but open to Paypal (no Venmo). If interested, please text 702-701-3072!

[Austin78704]

Moving truck shows up Wednesday. Selling the following.
Char Broil 36 inch wide barrel barbecue. Newly assembled. Never used. $200 plus tax new. Asking $150.
Variety of indoor outdoor plants. Includes 2T roses that bloom twice. $20 each. One pink and one white flowers. Large pot with four varieties of Pothos $40. Smaller plants selling for one dollar to five dollars.
KitchenAid tea pot never used. White. Five dollars.
Two. ABC fire extinguishers, never used. Perfect for every home. $55 plus tax each new. Asking $40 each.
Side table with storage under the lid. $15.
Black metal patio furniture. Small table and four chairs in good condition. $65.
West Seattle near and Thriftway. Porch pick up only.

[TommyFree]

Chickering Parlor Grand Piano, 5’5” in length, built in 1973. Ebony finish in good condition, with minor tarnishing. Rim, legs and lyre all intact and secure. Soundboard, bridges, plate and pin block fit well and in good condition. Strings and tuning pins all original, in good condition.

Action: in excellent condition. Played and tuned with regularity. Always maintained within a smoke-free and pet-free home.

Appraised at $9,600, asking for $4,100. Must sell.

[jb1234]

ISO: I am looking for a fulltime caregivers for my brother, 7 days a week, 9 am to 9 pm. Can be split up to suit cargivers preference. My brother is a 66 yo man who is developmentally disabled, very high functioning. Due to a surgical infection he now walks using a walker and is expected to make a full walking recovery. He cannot be discharged from the nursing home until he has caregivers to assist him in the home. If you are a cargiver and can assist, or know someone else who can assist, please contact me. The candidate must be able to drive my brother to his medical appointments 3 times a week. CNA is preferred. My brother lives with me so I am able to assist as needed or requested. Thank you. Please text 412-952-5829. JPB

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[pixeltech]

The location of the former 24-Hour Fitness in Westwood Village is showing some activity inside lately, with the lights on and some ductwork being done. I heard rumors from multiple parties of L.A. Fitness taking over the space, but nothing clear. I keep hoping a gym will be reopened here. Does anybody have an inside track on what’s happening here?

Thanks!
Paul

[jdana24]

For sale is a Bowflex Ultimate 2 Home Gym total-body solution.

Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/kUdT6mXaJe5twLS79

Offers over 95 exercises.
310 lbs. Of power rod resistance.
Adjustable main pulley system: Included (5-position adjustable pulleys).
You can hook one, two, three, four, or all of the Power Rod units to the cable pulley system and go from as little as 5 pounds all the way up to 310 pounds of resistance.
No-change cable pulley system.
Lat tower with angled lat bar.
Leg extension/leg curl attachment.
Preach curl attachment.
Built-in cardio rowing machine.
Integrated squat station.
5-way hand grip/ankle cuffs.
Leg press belt.
Folds to a compact size.
Owners Manual and Fitness Guide.
Assembly Instructions.
Instructional Video.

For more details about this system, the following is a link to Fitness Superstore: https://www.fitnesssuperstore.com/Bowflex-Ultimate-2-Home-Gym-p/ultimate2.htm

And a link to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bowflex-Ultimate-2-Home-Gym/dp/B001HSOGH2

Cash only – $300

If you are seeing this ad, the item is still available.

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[froggy8]

I was curious about this Rant. Upon investigating this property, it has been listed for sale since 11/12/2022. Sale is pending as of 12/5/2022. I have not come across any public ROW or easement except for possible utilities – which is NOT for public ROW as Mark47n stated.

Assuming you will never have access in the future, you all may want to get together/pool your $$ and look into (1)purchasing this property OR (2)obtaining an easement with your new neighbors.

I do not frequent this area and am not affected by the loss of this “convenient” path (though I did use it a couple times years ago when I would take long walks). As a property owner, you are liable for anything that happens on your property. If someone gets hurt, or if this path becomes a neighborhood nuisance, you are liable.
Hopefully, all of you will be welcoming/”more neighborly” to your new neighbors and, as Kskjal puts it – “less assholeish”.

[aa]

Sounds like it might be the result of a change in ownership of the property and the new owners don’t want people walking through. If that’s the case, they probably don’t have the same connection to their neighbors as the previous owners had. There are some nice stories here, maybe there is a conversation to be had with the new owners?

[PatWS]

I asked this question in these forums some time ago, and got two recommendations for Tyler Linsten of Alder Cove Capital. He is a legal fiduciary, meaning he is required to make recommendations that only benefit *you*. We have really enjoyed working with him so far. He asks great questions and clearly has our best interests at heart: not only through finances, but through helping us assess our life priorities and allocate our resources in alignment and support of those.

(He used to live in West Seattle, and has moved his office to I think Tukwila. We’ve done all our meetings online so far.)

We heartily recommend Tyler. I’ve sent friends and family his way.

[BellaMente]

Bella Mente Early Learning in West Seattle is looking for full time and part time preschool teachers.

We are a Reggio inspired school. Reggio schools are impossible to mimic, however, we have taken the ideas that truly speak to us and have developed our school around them. We serve over 100 families, ages infancy through school age. We have created an environment where children feel secure and confident and are treated as proficient individuals who are capable of communicating and problem solving and who want to be a part of their own learning.

Our teachers are competent leaders who participate in the overall development of our school. Our classrooms work individually to develop curriculum around the interests, inquiries, and identities of the children and teacher that they serve. We want to bring in teachers who can help us in continuing to grow toward what our intended vision is for our school.

If you are a responsible, reflective, collaborative, and compassionate individual, we would love for you to choose to pursue this career in Early Childhood Education with us!

Details: PTO accrued, medical benefits available for 32+ hours per week. Full or part time schedule options available. We support working parents in all ways! Please reach out if you are a teacher with young children as well. Another benefit is being able to have your children at our school with you!

Please feel free to email or text Lauren Adams at:
Bellamenteearlylearning@gmail.com
206-321-6448

[WSB]

We had to disable image posting here long ago due to spammers. If you send it to us (westseattleblog@gmail.com) I can send it to Kersti, who as you know if you read our news section has been chronicling bird-flu cases.

[biankat]

Hi all! I lost my Pixel 6 phone on Friday evening in the vicinity of SW 100th and 21st Ave SW. It’s pink with a translucent pink cover and a pink finger holder on its back. Unfortunately, it’s no longer charged, so I can’t locate the exact position. Thank you for letting me know if you found it! You can leave a message for me at 206-444-0848.

[WSB]

Hi! As we do every year, we have the list of Santa photo ops in our Holiday Guide. We continue adding as we get announcements but here’s what we have so far:

SANTA ON THE STREET, DECEMBER 8: Look for Santa roaming The Junction during the December West Seattle Art Walk, 5-8 pm.

SANTA HOUSE IN THE JUNCTION, DECEMBER 10: DIY photos with Santa, 10 am-1 pm in the pop-up space on lower level of Senior Center of West Seattle (California/Oregon).

OUNCES, DECEMBER 10: Santa at Ounces, 3-6 pm. Free DIY photos – people and/or pets. (3809 Delridge Way SW)

MENASHE FAMILY LIGHTS, DECEMBER 10: Santa and Mrs. Claus will be at the famous light display for photos, 6-9 pm. Bring a donation of nonperishable food for the West Seattle Food Bank. (5605 Beach Drive SW)

MY THREE LITTLE BIRDS, DECEMBER 11: 10 am-noon, Santa will be at this Junction shop. “No charge. Families can take their own photos. Please bring diapers for WestSide Baby if you wish to donate. We are also doing a diaper drive that day.” (4736 California SW)

If there are others, they haven’t let us know yet!

[lytterdal]

I agree that the gate should not be blocked from neighborhood access as I have used that pathway for over 20yrs. Living in the neighborhood, I have met and talked to many people as they walked to and from the park. This is the charm of our neighborhood and the reason I live here. Please reach out to those that live along the street to see what can be done. We are here to make it right together.

[star 55]

Where can we get Santa family photos?

[ssp]

I too, am dismayed to see this walk through/ gate boarded up. So many people in the neighborhood have used this path for decades. Connecting with neighbors and friends on the other side, kids getting to and from school, Walking pets, Halloween trick or treating, neighborhood celebrations. All taken away and for what?? What kind of neighbor does such a thing?

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[jdana24]

Model: FX5M-04
Flextrack 5 Light Kit (Total of 10 lights with the two kits)
Uses 12V/20W Uses MR16 Halogen Shielded Bulbs (included)

I have two Eurofase Easy Lite Flextrack Light Kits for sale. The FLEXTRACK System is based on a track that can be mounted in a series of curves, or curves and straight sections. Lamps can be mounted anywhere on the track further enhancing the flexibility of the system. This design easily adapts to both residential and commercial applications.

● Cone metal mesh diffuser.

● Bendable and flexible track.

● 5-light all-in-one track kit. (Two kits)

● Heads and power feed can be positioned anywhere along the track.

● Low voltage (12V) open conductors are safe to touch. (No exposed wires)

● Fully adjustable track heads.

Cash only – $50
If you are seeing this ad, the lights are still available.

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[Acoots]

Our West Seattle Ophthalmology practice needs a medical assistant to join our team.
This is a full-time position with medical, dental, life insurance and 401(k) benefits. PTO, Competitive salary, and free parking.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
• Guides patient to exam rooms
• Interviews patient
• Measures visual acuity and neutralizes glasses (determine lens Rx) using a lensometer
• Provides Manifest Refractions for patients
• Records chief complaint and visual acuity in patient’s chart
• Performs visual fields, IOL measurements, Glaucoma/Retinal testing
• Provide pre-operative instructions
• Manage Rx refills and respond to patient phone calls
• Assist in minor surgical procedures
• Prepares specimens for laboratory analysis
• Sets up instruments and equipment according to protocol
• Cleans exam/procedure room, instruments and equipment between visits
• Process instruments according to procedure
• Restock supplies
• Respects and promotes patient rights
• Responds appropriately to emergency codes
• Direct patient after exam room visit
• Other appropriate duties as assigned

Job Requirements:
Must be able to navigate websites and use a computer with ease.

Education and Experience:
• High school diploma required
• 1-2 years relevant work experience
• HIV/AIDS Certification preferred
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification preferred
• Washing ton State Medical Assistant Certification (CMA) a plus

Abilities and Skills:
• Written and oral command of the English language
• Ability to multi-task and prioritize duties efficiently
• Demonstration of compassion and caring in patient communications
• A professional and pleasant image
• Ability to work with Physicians, Management, Coworkers and Patients
• Knowledge of HIPAA privacy practices
• Team player with a “can do” attitude that can work in a fast-paced environment
• Excellent computer skills in Microsoft Office Applications including Outlook, and Word

Email resumes to Annie at acoots@clearviewseattle.com