10213 64th Ave S.
Seattle, WA 98178
Listed at $629,950
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When it comes to household expenses, staying at home has brought about savings in some areas, while increasing expenses in others. The laundry room has likely seen an uptick in usage, with its associated costs following suit. Save your energy and money by keeping these tips in mind as we continue to adapt to being home more often.
Master your machine settings
Review the owner’s manuals for your washer and dryer. There may very well be energy-saving settings you’re not using. For example, your washer’s “high-speed” or “extended wash” cycles will remove more moisture, which can help reduce drying time. A dryer’s “cool down cycle” allows clothes to finish drying using only residual heat.
10447 Waters Ave S.
10447 Waters Ave S.
Seattle, WA 98178
Listing Price: $649,000
Selling Price: $671,000
Well-maintained mid-century home perched on a quiet street with lovely territorial views. The open floor plan and natural light makes this home great for entertaining. The bright kitchen features new stainless appliances, quartz counters, and tile backsplash. Stunning landscaping with a deck and patio out back, plus room for a veggie garden. The lower level is ideal for family room or office and has additional potential. Across from Dead Horse Canyon. Great neighbors and local businesses nearby.
10715 SE 187th Place
Renton, WA 98055
Listed at $680,000
The history and ambiance of the Bertoldi building makes it the perfect place for an old-school pizzeria like Stellar.
If you’re game to try something different and very appetizing, I recommend checking out Stellar Pizza in Georgetown. They are currently doing take out and delivery.
Stellar Pizza, Ale, & Cocktails was established in 2001 when Stella Steadmon set out to create the kind of place she wanted to frequent in her beloved Georgetown neighborhood. After searching three-plus years for the perfect location, she discovered the Bertoldi building, which once housed Beannie’s Tavern and the original Georgetown Liquor. Today, it is still owned by the Bertoldi Family.
We’ve been going to Stellar Pizza for many years. It’s our favorite standard pizza (not thin crust, or Chicago style), and now that we can only do takeout or delivery I really miss the funky, divey, grungy, old school Seattle atmosphere.
Being the creatures of habit that we are, we normally get a half Georgetowner pizza with a house salad and Stellar margarita.
The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way people plan for their future. For those saving to buy a home, the landscape may seem daunting. However, this new world of social distancing and stay at home orders is an opportunity to rethink your spending and saving plans. Keeping the following suggestions for your budget and finances in mind can help make your dream of buying a home a reality.
Rethink your budget:
If there have been changes to your income amid COVID-19, adapting your budget is a logical and necessary step. If your income has gone unchanged, certain tweaks to your budget can yield significant savings. Knowing the leisure portion of your normal expenditure has been removed for the time being is a great starting point for reassessing your spending.
Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic, many of us now find ourselves working from home. While it’s hard to complain about the commute, working from home can be an adjustment. For example, you may find yourself doing tasks around the house and suddenly you’ve missed several important emails. If you feel like you need some help being more productive while working from home, here are five tips to improve your workflow.
Add Light
The best kind of light is natural light. Try setting up your workspace by a window. If that’s not possible, add a desk lamp or floor lamp to brighten your space. Not only will it help with visibility; it brightens your mood, which helps you to be more productive.
If you’re looking for free and fun ways to pass the time while sheltering in place, check out my list below for 10 things to do from the comfort of your own home. And just in case you missed last month’s list, go here to check it out.
1. Enjoy Weekly Storytime for Kids with Michelle Obama
2. See English National Ballet’s Frida Kahlo ballet ‘Broken Wings’
3. Take Online Art Classes with MoMA
4. Learn About Your Family History
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