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[WSB]

So you don’t think it could be the pile removal work at Terminal 5?

[PugetSoundPuppers]

We are looking for someone who can meet and execute our high standard of care and communication in every interaction with the dogs and humans in our PSP family of clients.

Apply at: http://pugetsoundpuppers.com/dog-walker/

Job duties:
* Tailor every appointment to meet the physical activity needs and/or limitations of the dog
* Work on behavioral issues with Pupper clients using only humane, lure-reward based training methods
* Communicate with human clients using a tone that is professional and conveys warmth
* Change the world, one Pupper at a time.

Required skills and qualifications:
* Be available from 11am-1pm, Monday through Friday
* Be comfortable standing and walking (occasionally up and down hills and stairs) for up to 4 hours at a time
* Meet the physical challenges of working with dogs that can lunge, pull, and jump
* Own a smartphone and display proficiency in using it
* Own a reliable motorized vehicle (car, scooter, or motorcycle) and have proof of insurance
* Have an attitude that always strives to improve performance and increase understanding of dog behavior and other areas of knowledge associated with the duties of the job

Salary:

Starting rate is negotiable.
Employees start with 10 hours of work per week; additional hours will be determined by availability, flexibility in areas covered, overall proficiency in execution of the accountabilities of the job, and client demand.

Apply at: http://pugetsoundpuppers.com/dog-walker/

Company description:
Since 2010, Puget Sound Puppers has worked to become the gold standard for pet care in the Seattle area. We focus on individualized walks and training for our family of clients, while also giving our clients access to additional resources that can help them be better pet parents to their Puppers.

Important: You must be at least 18 years old, be able to work comfortably on your feet 4 hours at a time, be able to safely lift at least 50lbs on a regular basis, have daily, reliable access to your own vehicle with proof of car insurance, and own a smart phone capable of sending both email and text messages. All candidates will be asked to complete a separate application questionnaire.

The hiring process also 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.

[Mr Swagger]

Also I can do song requests, no profanity for obvious reasons, come by and say, I love meeting people

[Vanessa]

Just saying, we had a fantastic breakfast there today. Best omelets we’ve had in ages. Last week, had a number of their happy hour food items…again super yummy and great quality and quantity of food. I’d love to see these folks succeed and want you all to have some great food! Please to enjoy!!!

[Vanessa]

Job Summary:

Our West Seattle company is looking for an experienced Bookkeeper, has an advanced knowledge of Quick Books, to assist in managing our accounting, payroll and billing. (25-30 Employees) We are a small home based WA State Home Care Agency since ’92 and prefer Tuesdays and or Wednesday for 10-15 hours. Compensation D.O.E.

Responsibilities:

Balance and maintain accurate ledgers
Bank Account Reconciliation
Accounts Receivable & Accounts Payable
Prepare weekly payroll and direct payroll deposits
Prepare Quarterly Payroll, City and State Business Taxes
Year end financial reporting, 1099 and W-2 preparation
Year end coordination with Business Tax Accountant for on time tax preparation
Maintain historical records by filing documents

Bookkeeper Skills and Qualifications for us:

2 year Degree in Accounting or related field preferred, or equivalent experience in accounts receivable.
Strong knowledge of generally accepted accounting principles.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel and Quickbooks (Mac Desktop software and electronic payroll)
Maintain standards, analyzing information, dealing with complexity, reporting research results, great data entry skills,
Loves accounting, adheres to SFAS Rules, attention to details, Confidentiality and observing HIIPA regulations.
General knowledge in the Home Care field not required but a real plus.
Not allergic to a cat.

Please contact us at info@CareAtHomeSeattle.com or call 206-937-3100 during regular business hours.

[katman]

Katie ,,,I can do this,,, Had to put my cat down two weeks before my birthday last year. Still have litter boxes, cat litter, toys, cat tree, as I may adopt later. You can e-mail me for my phone number at timetolov@aol.com If I were a cat I wouldn’t want to go to New York either. Screen name says it all..

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by katman.

[22blades]

Per Seattle Public Utilities website;

How to recycle
Latex Paint
In garbage
Dry latex paint by leaving the can open and protected from children and animals.
Separate the lid from the dried paint can and put both in your garbage.
Tip: You can harden large amounts of latex paint by adding cat litter to the can.

http://www.seattle.gov/util/myservices/wheredoesitgo/hazardousitems/liquidshouseholdsupplies/paint–latex/

Did you know?
Throwing out your dried paint can with the lid removed lets your garbage collector knows the paint is dried.

[Michael Waldo]

When I cleaned out a paint sprayer and had a few gallons of barely opaque water, I found a gravel path and poured it slowly over it. Soaks into the ground. latex paint is not very toxic – they don’t even accept it at the Hazardous waste place because they say it isn’t Hazardous. gravel, dirt, whatever.

[newnative]

Valvashon makes it clear “why” it bothers them. People get charged extra for overflowing trash. People get charged for lids that aren’t put on properly. So, it makes sense to not want people to open their garbage cans and dispose of their own waste.

[KatherineL]

KatieB,

I left my two cats overnight at the cat sitting hotel. I was impressed. A little expensive, I thought, but they seem to love and understand cats. Some of the cats were so at home, they were roaming around cageless. The cages are large. There’s a 24/7 web cam so you can check in on the cage at any time to see how your cat is doing.

[JoB]

they have until today to move..
and if was them and just stopped and could move my vehicle i would probably ride out the time limit before i had to move.
i jsut hope their vehicle(s) can move because if not they will literally be on our streets… as they will be impounded.
moving them down the hill into a tent isn’t going to improve the situation if they are drug users.

[KatieB]

Hi! I am looking for someone who would be willing to take my cat in while I am visiting friends and family in NY (12/11/17-1/9/18). I would love to take him with me but he just hates travel/moving/going out. He is a sweetheart. He is very affectionate and would seat on your lap/shoulder all day, he’s not a fan of picking up (but puts up with it;)) He is really low maintenance, never did his buisness outside the box and loveeees his food. He is very vocal. Comunicates with me and meows a lot when he doesn’t sleep, he sleeps like 90% of the time though. Also he doesn’t have claws – It wasn’t me who declawed him, it was his first owner (He is a rescue) but you don’t have to worry about scratching. He doesn’t mind other animals. I would provide all the important stuff(food, toys, litter boxes, litter) I also have an automatic feeder so he can eat in the morning while I’m still asleep:) I can offer $300. Thank you.

[miws]

LBJ, you might want to contact Seattle Public Utilities:

http://www.seattle.gov/util/MyServices/Garbage/SpecialorHazardousItems/HouseholdHazardousWaste/WheretoDisposeofHazardousWaste/index.htm

Mike

[EdSane]

if the trashcan has been moved into a public space (e.g. curb) I consider it fair game. And I don’t have any moral qualms about it either. Honestly I find it rather strange to even worry about it. When I find discarded trash in front of my house or neighbors I pick it up and put it in my bins. Its more annoying when people just leave it on the ground…

[valvashon]

Thank you for backing me up on this WS 1979 and T Rex. Ed, you should ask first. My trashcan is my private property. I pay to have it emptied. Of my garbage. Sitting out does not make it a community trash can. If moving it 6 feet to under my stairs keeps you out of it, you should keep out of it no matter where it is.

[PangolinPie]

Well, if they’re “camping” there then I do believe they should skedaddle, and if they don’t, they should be towed. They’re clearly ignoring the warnings. That said, I’m sure your continuing caring and compassion are appreciated and I hope you get a moment to let them know that they’re being monitored. If they’re just nice folks with nowhere else to go (hmm) then they should understand that moving will be to their benefit.

[Hullabaloo]

West Seattle production company Hullabaloo seeking post production intern to work with award-winning filmmakers on new project. Please be available to work 20 hours a week. Internship lasts eight weeks, and is unpaid, although we are happy to work with eligible students to help them get school credit. Lunch is provided. Please send resume and brief letter of interest to Charlotte at charlotte@hullabaloo.tv

[Curate]

All of the folks I’ve used in the past have relocated or changed careers. Would love recommendations for a carpenter or handyman sort. I don’t think our projects rise to the level of “contractor” (no remodeling), so hoping to find someone who is comfortable with such things as fixing a cedar fence, putting up wall paneling in a room, patching some drywall, etc.

Thank you!

[valvashon]

It’s Tuesday afternoon at 6:00 pm. My tiny garbage can has been sitting out on the curb empty for just over 24 hours. During that span three dog owners thought my open can was theirs to use and deposited their dog waste in it. It isn’t. Should I have brought my can in earlier? Yes, probably, but I was deathly ill over the weekend and going outside to pull the can in was more than I could handle. I don’t have a dog. I don’t like your sanctimonious attitude regarding your dog. You bought the dog. You carry little plastic bags to pick up your dog’s waste. It’s your responsibility to bring it home with you, or at least to a PUBLIC trash receptacle. Garbage rates are high in this city. This is why I have a tiny trash can. Sometimes all my HUMAN garbage from a week doesn’t fit. I certainly don’t want your dog waste in my can. Your little bags are out on the curb ready for you to pick up tomorrow.

[PangolinPie]

Wow, JoB; you’re by far a better person than me. Thanks for getting involved. I would have been far too nervous to approach those folks. I admire your loving spirit.

[Washington Federal]

Job Description
We are looking for friendly, energetic people who have the qualifications and skills that match today’s opportunity. The position of Customer Service Representative is responsible for providing courteous and efficient service to branch clients by opening and closing new accounts; processing checking and savings transactions; answering questions, in person and on the phone; processing loan payments; and cross selling bank services.

Requirements
High school diploma or approved equivalent. Strong skills in math, keyboarding, 10-key, and filing. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and internet usage. Previous experience preferred in handling cash, general clerical duties, and interacting with clients to build rapport and relationships.

Washington Federal is a national bank, but we’ve tried to act more like a reliable next door neighbor. Ever since we got our start back in 1917, we’ve been helping to build healthy, thriving communities. And, as active members of our communities, we’re truly invested in clients like you—delivering simple, straightforward banking solutions to help you make the most of your money.

To apply: https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?c=1155851&d=ExternalCareerSite
Type in 17-743 in the search bar.

Any questions, please contact jacinda.indovina@wafd.com

[Susan.M.]

Are you a woman who loves to sing? Are you drawn to offering your voice as an instrument of kindness to those who are seriously ill or dying? Are you interested in joining a supportive community of women who gather regularly to rehearse and sing at the bedside?

If your answers are yes, yes, and yes, then you are invited to attend a Threshold Choir introductory meeting in West Seattle.

Threshold Choir is an international choir with chapters in over 150 communities throughout the United States and in seven other countries. Our mission is singing for individuals at the thresholds of their lives. Our Seattle chapter is called Seattle Threshold Singers.

This fall the Seattle Threshold Singers will begin rehearsing in West Seattle. We’re holding an introductory meeting to provide information about our plans TOMORROW (Wednesday, November 8th) from 10:00 a.m. – noon. Email for location (below).

We will meet and greet, sing songs, and answer questions about the international Threshold Choir organization as well as our local chapter.

This is an all volunteer group. We honor all spiritual paths and have no religious affiliation. There are no auditions but we do ask that you can carry a tune and have time to attend two rehearsals a month.

Rehearsals will be the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 10 a.m. to noon in West Seattle. If you are interested but cannot make this particular rehearsal time, let us know. At this time, you can either come to rehearsals in Seattle’s north end or wait to see if evening rehearsals will be offered in the south end.

Go to our website to learn more:
https://www.thresholdchoir.org/
And watch this video:
http://ww2.kqed.org/stateofhealth/2016/06/11/threshold-choir-brings-songs-of-comfort-to-the-dying/

If you’d like to attend the introductory meeting or have further questions, please contact us at: west.seattle.threshold.choir@gmail.com

[JanS]

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2017/10/28/veteran-shoppers-military-expands-online-access-exchanges.html

of course you have to sign up(follow instructions at http://www.shopmyexchange.com), and provide proof of being a vet. A DD 214 should do the trick..just scan and upload to the site. Shopping there is tax free, and if you spend 50 bucks or more , delivery is free. Does not allow you to shop in the exchange in person. That’s still reserved for active military.

I know that not everyone likes to shop online, but this can provide options when comparing prices. I’m signing up, for sure.

[JanS]

the oatmeal comic is wonderful. Thank you

Waynster…more smiles

22blades…first,somehow I never pictured you as being one of us “older citizens”, and second, I agree, and third? I loved what Obama and Boehner did together…the video the pic is from was wonderful.

[roxbury]

Looking to make a difference and not just go to work? We are looking for you if you are looking for us! We are a chiropractic/ wellness clinic with 25 years history of excellence.

This is a PART TIME position with full time potential. Sales or PR/marketing experience needed. $16-$25 BOE plus bonuses based on performance.

Duties include many aspects of marketing and sales, social media, event planning and performing, networking, internal and external events.

Must have the following qualities:
*Flexible Hours
*Strong work ethic
*Outgoing, social and bubbly
*Task oriented
*Must be able to talk to strangers
*Team Player
*Positive outlook
*Hard working
*Always goes the extra mile
*Detail oriented
*Organized
$16-25 plus many opportunities for bonuses
Please email your resume only, No Phone Calls. Include in your cover letter why you are a great fit for this position.