But I save $300 a year! Got mine!
Sure, but we are definitely in our own little bubble, for better or worse. I always have to remind myself of that whenever I travel. It stuns me what people are happy about when we visit my wife's family in Omaha.
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But I save $300 a year! Got mine!
Sure, but we are definitely in our own little bubble, for better or worse. I always have to remind myself of that whenever I travel. It stuns me what people are happy about when we visit my wife's family in Omaha.
I work from home. It's a shit show anytime I go anywhere on the weekend and M-F commuter trains won't even help that
It's just gonna get worse without alternative options.
The Sounder borrows the train lines from Amtrak, so they're limited to M-F and sometimes Sundays for Hawks and Mariners games.
I know, just facetiously pointing out that the "funding existing trains won't help my traffic" post I originally quoted is myopic as hell :P
Can't forget that we had an election where people voted for new forms of mass transit but then also voted against an initiative that would've paid for it. ;-)
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Well link light rail is being extended from Angle Lake to Tacoma... but it will probably take close to 2 hours to get to/from Seattle/Tacoma on light rail.
Basically describes the voting public everywhere. Taxes have been so vilified that we constantly kneecap ourselves out of fear of them.
do you want mid west levels of pot holes, because what you're asking for is mid west levels of pot holes , and that is some shit
Toronto was the better team! What if Altidore?
Fuck off Disney people. They lost 3-1. The better team doesn't get outscored.
Pretty much, possession isn't every thing, heck look at possession in the LAFC match and it's the same story.
If you can't capitalize, then you're not doing great, and it's a pretty damn conclusive 3-1 ending, like, even the final goal was conciliatory and not a game changer. lol
Boycott anyone or any company that contributes to this grifter's campaign.
https://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/Beloved-clown-J-P-Patches-dies-at-84-3726596.php
Long before most your guy's time but J.P. Patches has died. My sister was on an episode along with her Brownie group.
Didn't he die a while ago?
JP and Gertrude used to host the kids Christmas party every year at my grandpa's Eagles club when I was growing up. It was always a blast.
You're right. I didn't notice that the Seattle PI randomly decided to put a seven-year old article at the top of their webpage.
How did she like it? Is she Catholic or particularly religious?
She said it was nice and she is Lutheran, but there were no religious undertones or requirements in her graduate program.
Okay, my counselor told me any private religious school is going to have skewed teachings with a basis in the religion. I wasn't sure that was true, and Seattle U seems to have a great program for people wanting to become counselors themselves.
I just need to figure out transportation.
I went to a catholic college elsewhere as an atheist. We had to take a couple theology courses as part of gen ed, but I took buddhism and it counted so...
I went to Pacific Lutheran Univeristy in Tacoma for undergrad and aside from having to take two religion classes (whcih I enjoyed) it was a very progressive liberal education. I am not a religious person and I loved my time there.
I think you're thinking of places like evangelical Christian colleges in the south.
I think you're thinking of places like evangelical Christian colleges in the south.
I mean, if your question do Catholic universities push Catholicism, then nO...
Not really no. Went to a catholic university in chicago. I had to take 1 or 2 quarters in religious studies/theology but I took "debate of god" and comparative world religions." It was fine.
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Seattle University is also a Jesuit institution, so their focus is on questioning and free thought. My grandpa was a political science professor there in the early 90s, and even when they required students to attend church service (which they did away with in the late 90s) it was still open minded and not oppressive/subversive. It is definitely not a crazy bible college.
Thanks everyone. Zero problems taking courses on religion, I just didn't want religion creeping into other courses. I really appreciate everyone's perspective. I was raised Catholic, and my mom went to Catholic school and really didn't enjoy her time. That was a very different time though, and and in a much less liberal place. Plus it wasn't college. My counselor probably meant the Christian colleges, and I think he's from the south east where things are going to be quite different from Seattle.
Now I just have to figure out how a person who can't drive gets from Lynnwood to the school.