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  • #613297
    JanS
    Participant

    Love ’em

    #586173
    hem
    Participant

    Can anyone recommend a junk removal company or person? Thanks!

    #613312
    WSB
    Keymaster

    MissK – before we moved RRRs to the Forums, we did have a thread on which some recommendations were requested and made, just a few weeks ago – check out the comments here:

    https://westseattleblog.com/blog/?p=4665

    #613296
    Lucy
    Member

    Love it! Love it! Love it!

    #613283

    In reply to: Delivery options?

    JanS
    Participant

    Lucy,I agree…I much prefer Luciano’s over Amante’s. And Luciano’s now has a website where you can order online – love the hummus and spinach salad :)

    http://www.mylucianos.com

    #613180

    In reply to: Plumber

    Al
    Participant

    We had to replace a sewer line, and some drainage, a few years back and used RayMark. They aren’t in West Seattle, but we thought they were fantastic. Little disruption of our yard, the job was done on time and UNDER budget. They also improved my great-aunt’s sewer system and made the previous company come back and fix their mistake, for nothing! Great people!

    #613277
    hem
    Participant

    I *highly* recommend Ringo’s Landscaping. He cleaned up our overgrown lawn and beds, and he does almost anything (including hedges, I think). Conscientious, tidy, and a nice guy: http://ringolandscaping.com/

    #613095

    In reply to: Restaurants

    Sue
    Participant

    dunderp, thanks for the heads-up on the pastrami place – I work right near the Market, so I’ll be sure to stop on over and check it out. I don’t think I realized how much I missed pastrami until I was back in NY and walked into the Pastrami King and wanted to cry at the smell of the place. LOL!

    House, I agree that Ho Win is more “east coast style” than a lot of other places. I still find it a bit mediocre (I’m with Kayleigh on her opinion of most chinese food in Seattle), but it’s closer than many other places. I still cringe at the mixed vegetables in my “eggdrop” soup though. And for what passes for an eggroll out here.

    #613295
    Sue
    Participant

    I like them. The format took a little getting used to since they’re very different than other forums I use, but they’re easy to use and it’s nice to be able to start a topic about something without hoping that you start it first, or hijacking another topic for something else. I’d love to see a “back” button though, or something to back to the main forum page – I didn’t find it instantly intuitive to click on the topic name to go back.

    I really appreciate all the time and effort you put into the site!

    #586170
    MissK
    Member

    Hello,

    As the New Year comes upon us so do the resolutions. I would like to kick start my fitness routine. I would love to find a gym or personal trainer that is in West Seattle. I belonged to All Star a few years back. I would like to get your take on the different gyms or your personal trainers. Also if you could include the cost that would be great too.

    Thanks so much and Happy New Year

    #613294
    AdamOnAlki
    Participant

    I am so-far quite satisfied with the message boards. I have for some time been looking for a place to communally kvetch about the ridiculously long east/west traffic-light at California and Charleston. Now ‘the Blog’, as it is referred to be my close circle, has given me this opportunity.

    Keep up the good work

    #613262
    JanS
    Participant

    Sue…I’ve actually considered printing notes that I can leave on someone’s windshield. The other’s that I so love are the ones who park in the grid next to the handicapped space, like it’s there for them to park on. I need space to open my door all the way, and that sure doesn’t help.

    #586168
    WSB
    Keymaster

    We know a lot of people in WSB-land won’t notice the new addition till things get serious after the holidays. But for everyone who’s here and participating, we’re awaiting feedback on this new addition – especially forum sections you’d like to see added, as we keep experimenting. Thanks!

    #613166
    WSB
    Keymaster

    We just drove thru The Junction en route to drinks @ Hotwire … Be’s is open.

    #613260
    mlyn1375
    Member

    Cruiser – I concur with this list. Southcenter is the 9th ring of hell. I try to avoid it altogether, but yesterday we had to go there. I experience all 10 on your list, and then this one – people who walk around the mall with zero clue of the space around them!! Like the crazy lady yesterday who was tearing thru Macy’s w/ her stroller, coming right at me. Uh hello, do you even see that I exist, or is your stroller more important than me. Hey, no problem, go ahead and run over my foot…I wouldn’t want to get in your way! Arrrgghhh… Whew, got that out of my system

    #613127
    TheHouse
    Member

    I can’t believe Coffee To A Tea isn’t mentioned at the Junction. The women that run C2AT are awesome!

    I also think that Easy Street is usually overlooked and underrated. Try the MudHoney…it’s awesome and they make some of the best foam in the area!

    #613091

    In reply to: Restaurants

    dunderp
    Member

    Sue, I’m from Boston, I know what you are saying about very different chinese food here. I am glad to say I found good New York styled pastrami sandwich. The Place is called “I LOVE NEW YORK DELI.” It just opened at Pike Place Market. The owner is from the Bronx and he has everything shipped in from New York down to the wise potato chips, ring dings, and devil dogs. You can get sandwiches or by the pound. It is good. Just like back home.

    #586164
    dunderp
    Member

    Just moved to Alaska Junction. I would like opinions on a contractor or plumber to switch out a bathtub. I also would like to know if there is a group for older Lesbians that meet in West Seattle. Thanks and Happy Holidays, Pamela

    #613176

    In reply to: Plumber

    Que
    Member

    Greg Jensen of Jensen plumbing is terrific. Super nice guy. Has done a bunch of work on our house over the years and I have been happy with all of it.

    #613163
    rcrawley
    Member

    Just did a full Junction walk along California (not to the approval of my dog :) to check restaurant signs and basically everything is either closed or an unknown (meaning they didn’t have anything posted). I haven’t called any of the unknowns, but I’m assuming if they don’t say, they’re closed. Here’s the full list in case anyone has info on the ones w/o posted signs.<br>

    • Ama Ama: Unknown
    • Tom Young Kum: Closed
    • Yummy Teriyaki: Closed
    • Elliott Bay Brew Pub: Closed
    • Talarico’s: Unknown
    • Rocksport: Unknown (Forgot to check)
    • Cupcake Royale: Unknown
    • Jak’s: Closed
    • Matador: Unknown
    • Maharaja: Unknown
    • Garlic Jim’s: Unknown
    • Kamei: Unknown
    • Lee’s Asian: Unknown
    • Shadowland: Unknown
    • Shoefly: Closed
    • Pagliacci: Unknown (I turned south after Shoefly and forgot to check)
    • Bee’s: Unknown
    • Caper’s: Unknown
    • Azuma: Unknown
    • West 5: Closed (although open on C-Mas Eve)
    • Easy Street: Closed
    • Great Harvest: Closed
    • Poggie’s: OPEN at 5:00 PM, but I don’t think they serve food
    • Taqueria Guaymas: Unknown
    • Husky Deli: Unknown (although presumed closed b/c they are for other holidays such as Easter)
    • Mashiko’s: Unknown
    • Puerto Vallarta: Unknown
    • Bakery Nouveau: Closed

    Sure, it would have been easier to just say “They’re all closed except for Poggie’s,” but you don’t realize how many restaurants we have on one street in a 2-block area until you look at each of them and try to commit them to memory. Looks like we may start a new Christmas tradition this year: Dim Sum in the ID followed by drinks at Poggie’s. :)

    #613124
    k
    Participant

    we need a stumptown coffee over here! they have opened two in capitol hill! we need one here! amazing coffee. they serve it at cupcake royale/verite, but do not give it justice.

    #613256
    acemotel
    Participant

    cruiser, #6 is the winner. heaven forbid you should ever actually tell the clerk what you couldn’t find! “I’m sorry you couldn’t find the low sodium capers, but can’t you see I’m really busy, and there are fourteen people in line behind you, and my performance is based on productivity, so please move through the line in 20 seconds, goodbye Mr. (looks at receipt) A, haveaniceday.”

    My #1 pet peeve = drivers who amble along at 40, 45 mph in the left lane of a highway (I usually notice on I-90 over the pass) dum-de-dum without a care in the world. These people, have they never heard of the PASSING LANE?

    #613255
    Aim
    Participant

    Right there with you on this. Southcenter is pure, unmitigated Hell.

    There is a lady who has been behind me in stores twice now, on two different days in two different Westwood Village stores, singing Christmas Carols. Just as I was sighing a breath of relief that they weren’t playing overhead for that 5 minutes, she started up. She had a nice voice; I’m just over the Christmas music. (bah humbug, Grinch I am)

    Shout out to three folks I encountered tonight also at Westwood Village. The first one was a mother and daughter team at B&N. I walk with a cane. Daughter (4-ish?) was heading toward me and Mom reeled her in a bit so she didn’t smack into me. Daughter pointed and asked “Mommy, what’s that?” Mom replied “It’s a cane. People use it to help them walk better.” So many parents “shush” their kids when they’re asking perfectly normal, natural questions about the differences between folks. It’s nice to see one answer in a matter-of-fact way.

    Both of the other two were at QFC. I was exhausted by the time I got there. It must have showed. A kind man using a scooter back near the butcher asked me if I wanted a lift, which made me giggle.

    I asked an employee where-the-heck they were hiding the raisins, as I’d been around the store 3 times, and down the baking aisle each time and hadn’t seen them. The woman not only went and got them for me, but then offered to carry my basket for me to finish my shopping. I must have really looked as tired as I felt. I’ve been fighting a pretty major medical issue, and tonight was a night where the “above and beyond” as well as the touch of humor were just so appreciated. It really made my night.

    #613254
    grr
    Participant

    haha..love the list :)

    #586161
    cruiser
    Member

    Just back from hell on earth..Southcenter I need to do this, bear with me my top ten peeves

    1)Drivers not using turn signals

    2)Drivers using turn signal like a magic wand

    3)If I let you out into traffic, acknowledge the fact,take your big mac/starbucks/phone/kid or whatever the hell outta your mouth and wave thanks.

    4)For the love of your God or any God please learn to parallel park, if you can’t, get the bus.

    5) At the store don’t wish me a nice day or say have a good one, we all know you don’t mean it so don’t say it,ok?

    6)If I’m at the checkstand why ask me if I’ve found everything I was looking for??? If I hadn’t I wouldn’t be checking out fool.

    7)It’s Christmas,ok. Christmas. Nothing else ok?? Christmas. Not Holidays,or happy season or whatever the hell it’s Christmas ok?? Get a ladder and get over it.

    8)If I’m walking towards you on the sidewalk,don’t look at your shoes,open your gob and say hi.

    9) No I don’t want another damn cell phone,christmas tree,red candle,frozen turkey,fruit cake,gallon of egg nog,christmas card, candy cane or Christmas pressie especially if you want me to buy you one back.

    10) Oh yeah number 10, I really, really hate people who make top ten lists:)

    Ahh, now that feels good

    Happy Christmas to you and yours:)

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