Anyone else commute to Tacoma for work?
Wondering how terrible it is. I got a job offer in Tacoma and will be working 8am-4:30pm.
Wondering how terrible it is. I got a job offer in Tacoma and will be working 8am-4:30pm.
What is with the city starting bike lane projects and not finishing like the ones connecting Black lake and mottman being unfinished for atleast 2 years now. What gives?
I'm looking for some fried chicken that's a bit better than fast food.
Hook me up!
Thanks for the suggestion everyone.
I found this cat outside my apartment complex who seems to be a stray. Unsure of the sex. They were meowing very loudly and but they allowed me pet after giving some food and water. No collar, matted fur and their right eye looks a little wonky. Unfortunately a neighbor scared them away by getting into their car, so I left the food and water for them. If I can get them tomorrow, where should I take them? I have a cat at home so I can’t bring them inside :(
So some honey bees have appeared today and it looks like they're in the walls. Around 25 have made it inside today from around a gas fireplace insert. Any and all suggestions are welcome.
Hello - hope this post is welcome here.
My partner and I live in a rental house (duplex) with a no pet policy, however we have been talking extensively about getting a dog in early 2027.
The owner of the home works through a property manager. During our last inspection, we asked if it would be possible to get a pet and he was the one to suggest we get an ESA license rather than going through the owner.
Before anyone passes judgement, my partner does have a legitimate need for an ESA. He struggles with severe anxiety and depression - in the past he had been involuntary sent to a psychiatric hospital. We have talked about how having a dog would be a major mental health boost, for the both of us. We may even consider training it as a service animal to help with my partners anxiety attacks.
Now I know the right thing would be to just find a different place to live that does allow for pets, but it’s just not that easy. A lot of places are either way out of our budget or absolute shit holes. We are also not in a position to buy a house at the moment either.
In our lease, there is a “if pets are approved” section that lists out specific details about what is and isn’t allowed - no damage to the floors, no excessive barking, cleaning up after your pets waste, etc., this is something that is all manageable. (we would work with a trainer weekly).
Would appreciate your thoughts about how to best handle this situation. We have not made any concrete plans, I’m simply asking a question here as to what is appropriate. Please be kind in your responses.
I don't use Reddit that often but I'm a trans woman living in the deep South and I need to get out of here in the next few years. I am considering an opportunity to move with some other trans people living locally in my area. What kind of local resources/info are available in the area for LGBTQ transplants?
Are there any stores that sell boneless chicken with skin on? Thanks.
Looking for a local tattoo artist with a cutesy/girly style.
I’m looking to get a Mega Dragonite from Pokemon. I am mixed (medium skin tone), and would like to get some color. Olympia area would be great but I’m also willing to drive north (Tacoma/Puyallup area, maybe Seattle with a lot of planning). I’d love to eventually get more tattoos from the same artist (more Pokemon, and a couple book related ideas).
PSA: There's a brand new Mexican restaurant downtown, Rica Cocina. They just opened a few days ago. It's on Columbia (where Chicory used to be, RIP)
Honestly, I'm impressed! Really really good food - good depth of flavor, generous portions without being over the top, housemade salsas (excellent) in a self-serve salsa bar, free chips and bean dip, and just really good food in general.
I haven't tried enough of the menu to say whether this is one of the "best" Mexican restaurants in town, but I will confidently say that it's a contender and I'll be back to verify.
Give them a try - it was quiet today, I don't think many people know they're opened yet.
I went to the green lady on Yelm highway on St Patrick’s Day at 7pm and purchased 5 things. One of the things I purchased was 28 grams of Gary Peyton. The bud tender I was working with made a joke asking me for a nug and wrote his phone number on my receipt (which I didn’t notice at the time). I left the store, put my bag in the trunk of my car, and went about the rest of my evening. When I got home and retrieved the bag from my trunk, the Gary Peyton was gone. No where in my trunk. Disappeared. I called the green lady at 9:33 and spoke to the store manager who said she would review the store footage and ask the other employees if they noticed something left behind. She called me back at 10 after reviewing the footage and said she saw the Gary Peyton get put in my bag at 19:10. She assured me that I left with it, and it was very clear on the footage. I asked if I could see the footage and she said that it was against store policy. She again assured me that the item had been put in my bag. This did not sit well with me, as there is no where it could have gone. I didn’t open my trunk between the store and my home. Because this item was over $100 and I tipped the bud tender generously, I decided to email the store owner. I asked if he would please let me see the footage with my own eyes so I could be at peace. The store owner called me and said he personally reviewed the footage and the Gary Peyton was left on the counter and not put in my bag. When I went back the next day to pick up my product it was in a bag waiting for me and someone had written “left” on the bag like this was somehow my fault. Was this a failed internal theft? If it wasn’t theft how did this not trigger some sort of protocol within the store? How did one person see the item being put in my bag, and another see it on the counter. Also these are highly regulated goods, so where was my Gary Peyton this whole time?? The store manager was not at all concerned and brushed me off making me feel crazy. I knew I wasn’t wrong. Thoughts?
Free Music Olympia presents an early evening heavy psych rock concert with Oly’s own Malaikat Dan Singa supporting Bay Area legends Fuckwolf! Absolutely free and all ages. Bring the kids! And ear protection! This will be loud AF. Starts at 6:30, over before 9.
It’s at Three Magnets, Legion & Franklin. Beer and wine available with ID, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks available, and feel free to bring your own food! Invite all your friends and have a potluck!
Support local businesses and enjoy a free show!
Love,
Markly + Team FMO
**note: questionable music trivia will be taking the week off for this event, returning the following Monday at 6:30**
What places sell Football card boxes, besides gamestops. Almost all card shops I’ve been into only have Pokemon, One Piece etc.
Join us for our April meeting, always on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. We will go over club business, then our speaker will be our very own Rose Tursi!
The topic will be: Demystifying Binomial Nomenclature
The history behind why we use binomials, the basics of modern Latin grammatical forms and the etymology behind the most commonly used terms.
Don't let that summary fool you though, this is actually a funny, fungal and entertaining spin on what's normally an intimidating and frankly dull topic. If you've always felt that scientific names were baffling to read or pronounce, you'll enjoy this. As Rose likes to say, Latin is a dead language and most of what we use today is totally made up - yet surprisingly intuitive. Once you pick up a little of it, you look like a super genius! At this talk, you'll learn basic tips and tricks that will demystify binomial nomenclature, enabling you to look at the scientific name of any given species and actually understand what it means.
There will also be an ID table so bring in any mushrooms you've found recently to be identified by our experts.
Bring pocket change and/or any small items you wish to donate to our raffle. All proceeds benefit our scholarship fund. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5.
This event is FREE and open to the public, bring friends!
Capital Vision Church, 1775 Yew Ave NE, Olympia, WA 98506
Tuesday, April 21st.
Doors open at 6:45PM.
Don't forget our other big event coming up! The SPRING MUSHROOM FESTIVAL, First Saturday in May. Main event is Free/Public.
We still have some vendor space and some workshop tickets available. Check out our profile or send a PM to this account for more info.
It's a pop culture comedy podcast not about Olympia but hosted by two Olympia staples, Lauren Elizabeth (aka Hattie Hotpants) and Sarah Lynne (drummer from Nudity) and it is so damn funny. It's one of the only podcasts that I've listened to every episode of. I assume anyone else who's a fan is cool and I would like to know that you exist. What's your favorite episode? Mine is probably the poop cruise one or maybe the one about Bob Log III because without that episode I would've missed his recent performance at Wild Child and that would've been a real shame.
Heyy everyone!
I just got into metal detecting and was wondering if anyone knows any good spots in or around Olympia to try? Like parks, beaches, or anywhere beginner-friendly!
Also does anyone know how permits work around here? Like do you need one for certain parks or are some places okay as long as you’re respectful?
I’d love any tips or suggestions!! Thank you 🫶
Our house in Hawks Prairie has been vacant and on the market since 2/8 of this year. We have no belongings there, and nothing but standard and inert appliances on site (range, fridge, washer, dryer, dishwasher, all new within the last year).
Our agent has shown the house occasionally, and hosted one open house. We are told the thermostat is only turned on when showing that the system works.
Howdy all, Dull Roots here, hoping you'll come join us for a lovely evening as a continuation of your Arts Walk revelry. Local legends Waves Crashing is having us come open for them with support from Tacoma titans, Semisoft. Come get the party started with us, witness our frontmans truly incomprehensible movements (pictured above with some other live shots from last time we rocked Wild Child)
Music starts at 7:30, Presale tickets here! Hope to see you soon.
Just curious if anyone knows why there’s a long line outside of the book co-op and Rainy Day Records downtown? I’m being nosey lol