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[Jeffandover]

I’m a West Seattle psychiatrist, advanced Zen practitioner, frmr brain researcher, doctor of Natural Health, and author who created a new approach to mental health and spirituality, called the SatoriWest Method.

Successfully used by many therapists with hundreds of hospitalized psychiatric patients, it’s just as relevant to anyone else, especially if you’re struggling emotionally. I’m doing a 2-day workshop on the Method, Sept 23rd/24th in Federal Way. I would greatly appreciate you sharing this post with anyone you think might need it. The flyer and sign up page is satoriwest.com/retreat/. Thank you so much.

Jeff Skolnick, MD, PhD

[Becky]

West Seattle Yard Sale 7/20 – 7/23 Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun. 10 – 5pm

4137 SW Webster St. 98136 Directions: SW Webster & California SW go east on Webster 3rd house on right.

1990s Barbie collectibles, various toys, stuffed animals, Beanie Babies, Marilyn Monroe memorabilia, old coins, rings, knick-knacks, snorkeling gear, room divider, etc.

[GiancarloRoy]

Hey everyone! I have a younger sibling who’s been a part of one for a while now, and it’s been such a fantastic experience for them. Not only do they get to learn the game and improve their skills, but they also make lifelong friends in the process. It’s incredible to see their confidence grow on and off the field.

[PatWS]

First, where’s a good place to treat a friend to a mani-pedi in West Seattle?

Second, I almost never wear makeup, but I need to for an upcoming occasion. Is there somewhere in West Seattle I could get a consultation about how to do this and what to use, without a hard sell to buy expensive supplies for a one-time event? Other ideas?

Thanks!

[Elle She Ra]

Wow, I had the same experience with Danny and wish I’d seen this before I hired him. He destroyed my building’s flower garden (including our “do not mow” flags) and was a jerk about it. I guess nothing’s changed since this thread started.

[jorgenelson]

Greetings from Tilden School in West Seattle!

My name is Dr. Jorge Olaf Nelson and I am truly honored to have recently been selected to lead Tilden as the new Head of School there. After living and leading U.S.-accredited K-12 international schools overseas for more than three decades, it is lovely to be back home and leading such an amazing school as Tilden. Though I am new to West Seattle, I am blessed to be a dyed-in-the-wool Washingtonian – born and raised here – and I call the PNW my home.

Please stop by for a coffee and conversation. I welcome the opportunity to get to know the greater West Seattle community and share thoughts about The Future of Learning. Call Tilden at 206-938-4628 for an appointment to chat. Thank you in advance for your kind consideration and support of Tilden School and learning in West Seattle.

Warmly,

Jorge

Dr. Jorge Olaf Nelson (he/him)
Head of Tilden School
4105 California Ave SW
West Seattle, WA 98116
+1-206-938-4628
http://www.tildenschool.org

Smile, I know you want to.

[nicoleraether]

Circa is hiring! A busy, family-owned, established West Seattle restaurant seeking a positive, self-motivated individual to join our team. Must have costumer service experience, excellent multi-tasking skills, available nights and weekends, and be over 18 years old. Hourly pay plus tips. Bring resume by Circa or email to nicoleraether@gmail.com

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[SonofWind]

So, I was browsing some old threads and came across this gem from a couple of years ago. Isn’t it amazing how time flies? It got me thinking about how tight-knit this community really is. The tale of the found and claimed passport is a great testament to the caring nature of our residents.

[JackArcher]

I came across your post about the Marketing Specialist position at MER, and I have to say, it sounds like a fantastic opportunity. Managing all marketing outreach strategies for Global Diving and spearheading internal and external branded initiatives sounds like a dynamic role where creativity and organizational skills are key.
I also wanted to share a helpful tool from https://www.smm-world.com/ that you might find useful in managing your social media accounts. It’s a great resource for boosting engagement and optimizing your social media presence.

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[hkemery]

I lost my wedding ring in the water in front of the bathhouse this morning while plunging. It is a gold ring with a 1/2 carat marque set high with pave underneath. If anyone finds it, please respond. I have had it for 47 years and treasure it.

[josjes]

Today while on my daily walks around the Delridge playing fields which is under a remodel ,I noticed a mechanical pulling device attached to one of the flood light poles and it had a concrete block suspended .

The metal electrical junction box was therefore exposed . I also noticed a few other junction boxes exposed. Spoke to the general contractor whom removed device . Called Seattle parks . checked the location tonight so far the nothing has been done to stop someone from opening electrical covers and stealing cables

[Scout]

Lovingly used upright piano is looking for a new home. Built of solid cherry wood, has always held a beautiful tone.

You must pick up and move. We are unable to deliver.

Asking $500 or make an offer. Happy to send photos if you are interested.

[aa]

You might benefit from a shared house situation to hopefully find reasonable rent and a way to build some rental history. If where you land doesn’t have garden space there are several P-Patch gardens in WS.

[tapals]

We have it all!!!

Tools, table saw, air compressor, vise, tool box, vise, wet saw, storage shelves with bins, Wood Chipper, 75 brand new purses Dooney and Bourke, Coach, Baggallini, Michael Kors, Sak, Mikasa 12 place plate setting with serving dishes, boys clothes, REI coats, Eddie Bauer, Marmot jackets, toys, dolls, Lego, household, shoes, Nike, Store Displays, exercise pads, wire shelving, tile, stereo, KLH Model 15 speakers, Bose speakers, monitor, crafts, pots and pans, coleman stove, sports, flag football, soccer, r/c cars and trucks, large antique safe, sheets and comforters, yarn weaving, bakery items, costumes, and much more.

10230 39th Ave SW

[bluhorizon]

Hummingbirds and their feeders fluctuate wildly from time to time and season to season, so don’t panic if they disappear for awhile. When needed, they will remember where they’ve found food before and will come looking. You are correct that the Anna’s here are pretty territorial, so it’s possible that you may have young immature hummingbirds visiting and enjoying your hospitality. May also be a Mom with a kid or two tagging along. Immature birds can behave differently than adults. If you don’t already know this; they can be distinguished from adults primarily by their necks (females) and heads (males). Young males might start to get their iridescent head feathers, so he might look a little blotchy – but will not yet have the red / magenta head feathers that create a full hood on an adult male. Immature birds look very similar to adult females. The primary difference is that this time of year, they will not have the brilliant red/magenta gorget (throat) feathers that an adult female has. Of course both sex’s iridescent feathers can appear black in the right light – but markings will still be petty obvious. If you are (or anyone else) using a feeder this time of year, I trust it is not left in the sun, and that it gets cleaned every couple days – to prevent bacteria from growing that can make birds ill. Sugar+moisture+heat = growth acceleration.
Happy Hummer viewing!

[gcalvert]

MULTI-FAMILY YARD (really a drive way) SALE this Saturday July 8. Starts at 9 am. Tools, clothes, shoes, kids and baby items, decor, household goods, furniture and more!
9235 36th Ave SW

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[bluhorizon]

Hello – I want to have a sale his coming weekend or next, have experience holding them – but don’t have enough stuff to have a decent sale / drive traffic. I have a potential place to have it, but if you have an actual garage or yard to set it up – might be better. If you have interest – Contact AJ at sostuff@earthlink.net

[Mermaid2023]

Hello, I’m Deirdre, looking for leads and recommendations for finding a living space in WS. I’m moving over from Port Townsend, w/flexible timing, ideally between July 15-Aug. 15. I’m 42, female, artsy, work in not-for-profit, have excellent credit and plentiful character references. Seeking a situation where a little gardening could be available, easy access to transit–and where my past rental scenarios of yurts, tiny home, and co-living (meaning no 3-year record of consecutive leases as property mgmt. companies often want) won’t be held against me. I’d prefer a solo space, but glad to live with another if the fit was comfortable. I also have handy-skills I could bring to the table, if a property owner wanted to consider some amount of trade! I can be reached at:971-712-8855.

[Michael Waldo]

We have a range with a microwave on top with a build in exhaust fan. We want to get rid of the microwave and install an exhaust range hood. The microwave fan has never worked that well. Need recommendations please.

[spring]

Seattle does not have enough tennis courts for the 3.5 million residents who live here and now Pickleball has convinced Parks to get lines striped on many of the tennis courts to make them dual purpose. This has exacerbated the lack of tennis courts problem exponentially and has created conflict between the tennis players and pickleball players. We need to stop adding Pickleball lines to tennis courts and instead build new tennis courts in Seattle and also build dedicated pickleball courts in different areas away from the tennis courts. A proposal has been brought forth to put pickleball lines on half of the 10 tennis courts at Lower Woodland in Seattle. This proposal must be rejected outright. The city should use the $100k+ it receives from reservations for outdoor courts to resurface the Lower Woodland tennis courts as dedicated tennis courts. Please sign this petition if you agree. Only public opinion and outcry can make a difference and action is needed now.

Why is this important?
Tennis as a sport is growing in popularity and the public needs dedicated spaces to play. Pickleball is a very different activity and has significant noise also involved. Seattle residents deserve to have dedicated tennis and pickleball spaces that are updated and the existing tennis courts should not be striped for pickleball. For our population we are already over 200 tennis courts short and we need the city to help us build more tennis courts and not take them away. This sport helps build community and offers a great way to socialize and be physically active for all ages and abilities. It is becoming much more diverse and accessible and we need the city to support tennis and dedicated spaces for it and not make them dual purpose.

https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/save-seattle-tennis-no-pickleball-lines-at-lower-woodland-tennis-courts

[aa]

If you are at the point of considering selling it for scrap how much of a donation would it be to a non-profit? More likely you would just be passing the burden of what to do with it over to them. Sell it for scrap and move on.

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[WSB]

Posting for a reader;

HELP! My son lost this jacket somewhere in West Seattle recently and my husband has no idea where he wore it. I worked so hard on it and he is so sad. Has anyone seen it? Possible locations: lafayette, WS athletic club, bowling alley, hiawatha, movie theater, roxhill and fairmount soccer fields…

(If you’ve found it, email us – westseattleblog@gmail.com – and we’ll connect you)

[vreilly1961]

Hello all,
I lost an earring Tuesday; could have been at PCC, Safeway Admiral or at the postal mailing spot on 49th and Admiral. I have left flyers at all three places.
Identified as:
Small carved pink coral drop shaped like a little tube, 3/4″ long with silver ends on a silver hook wire. I can send pic if needed.
Please contact me if found:
Vanessa at 206-310-3595, vreilly1961@yahoo.com

[WSB]

Posting for a reader:

One set of keys incl. car, house and 3 other keys w/ bike/skate tool. Identify car brand and other identifiers and will I hold for pickup here.

Mark

mark.dierking at gmail.com

[olgparish]

Work near you live! Our Lady of Guadalupe is hiring for a full time custodian/maintenance position. This person performs all duties related to maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the school and parish buildings and grounds.

II. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
•Primarily responsible for ensuring school building is cleaned and sanitized on a regular basis. Includes maintaining classrooms, bathrooms and common areas throughout the day.
•Provides minor maintenance services to school building and grounds. May perform cleaning and minor maintenance of other campus facilities as requested.
•Maintains playground in a safe and clean manner.
•Assures the collection and disposal of garbage.
•Provides other general assistance as needed (i.e. setting up the chairs and tables, hauling/moving items and picking up parts or other equipment as requested by staff).
•Communicates inventory and supply needs to Facilities Supervisor for ordering.
•Sets up for special events as requested (e. g. chairs, tables and other equipment for special events).
•Performs annual maintenance tasks as identified.
•Performs other duties as may be assigned.

III. REQUIREMENTS
•Previous experience in a custodial service-based position desired.
•Must pass background check upon hire.
•High attention to detail.
•Good communication and interpersonal skills
•Ability to follow oral and written instructions
•Ability to work independently and within a team
•Disposition to perform other duties as assigned
•To successfully perform the essential duties of this position, an individual must be able to:
-Ability to lift, push pull, or carry objects up to 50 pounds
-Regular bending, lifting, stretching and reaching both below the waist and
above the head
-Occasionally push and pull wheeled dollies loaded with products up to 100 pounds
during site visits
-Engage in full manual dexterity in both hands and wrists
-Walking in and around the facility with great frequency
-Ability to climb ladders and gangways safely and without limitation
-Dexterity in eye/hand coordination, feet (foot pedals), manual (picking, pinching,
holding, grasping), and wrist motion (repetitive flexion/rotation)
-Must be able to stand/walk for up to 8 hours.

This is a full-time benefitted position that pays $22-$25 DOE. Includes: paid time off, medical, dental, vision, retirement and more.

For information please send resume to employment@olgseattle.org or call Dave at 206-935-0358.