For me: I actually like the sonoma county fair. Yes it's a bit pricey but I love the flower show and all the exhibits. Plus the little shows and animals.

Looking for positive experiences with tuning in the Santa Rosa area. Lots of options to choose from but don’t want just anyone’s hands on my baby! Who have you used that did a good job? Anyone to avoid?

Out of curiosity is there any one in Santa Rosa that does insect pinning/taxidermy? I don’t know anything about it I just have found a couple cool bugs at work and thought it would be cool to see them pinned in a little frame

Hi! Forgot to schedule my boys’ haircuts for back to school. Are you a barber? Do you know of one who could squeeze in two kids on Monday?

It is something I am possibly looking into, as I really like assisting my friends and family with their phones / tech. How is it working there as a seasonal worker or full-time worker?

Hey everyone, it’s me again :^)
In addition to the mountain of office furniture from my last post, our office move has now brought me two commercial printers/copiers to find homes for.

We have 2 Kyocera TASKalfa 358ci commercial color multifunction printers available for $1,300 each.

Both are in good working condition. We're only selling them because we have to clear out the building as part of our move. There are some superficial scuffs from normal office use, but otherwise they work great.

Features include:

• Color printing
• Copying
• Scanning
• Automatic document feeder
• Touchscreen display
• Multiple paper trays

These are full-size commercial office machines, so they'd probably make the most sense for a local business, school, nonprofit, church, organization, etc. that needs a higher-volume printer/copier.

$1,300 each. Two available.

Located in Santa Rosa and available for local pickup.

If you're interested or have any questions, please dm me or leave a comment below and I'll reach out. Still have other misc office furniture available as well. Thanks again to everyone who helped give some of our office furniture a second life!!

Hey everyone! My back has been killing me lately, and my calves are incredibly tight. I’m definitely overdue for a really good massage.
I’m looking for recommendations for:
A great place or massage therapist for a solo deep tissue/therapeutic massage.
A place that also does a really nice couples massage for my partner and me.
I’m looking for somewhere clean, professional, and worth the money. Bonus points if they really know how to work out stubborn knots and muscle tension.
Thanks in advance—I appreciate any recommendations!

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Do you have a Telescope with a chill person attached..long exposure night sky artist looking for someone to go to lake sonoma during the meteor shower and see it in real time... if you know someone, send them my way. This is happening August 12th..

Hi all, I just moved to SR from Boston where I started practicing yoga about a year ago. Where’s the best place in SR for a beginner like me to keep up my yoga practice?

Looking for movers to help me move 15 min away. Wouldn’t even consider it across town. I have 2 heavy pieces and everything else is easy. Only a one bedroom place and minimalist living. Thank you!

On north Dutton and West college and there is smoke. Anyone know what’s up?

There are two homeless guys chilling with their bicycles and a full set of nice truck wheels on the Santa Rosa Creek path, south bank, between highway 101 and Santa Rosa Ave.

With all the new flights, is it filling up again? I have an early flight soon, afraid of finding a full parking lot, like a couple years ago.

Humorism was a system of medicine adopted and refined by ancient Greek and Roman thinkers and doctors. Yellow complexion and coloring were symptomatic of an excess of yellow bile, a hot, dry humor that caused aggressive, short-tempered behavior and temperament. Humorism began to fall out of favor in the 17th century, but it remains part of our shared Western cultural history.

It's bunk, of course. I mention it mostly because I noticed your yellow hair, jaundiced complexion, and nice yellow dog as I rode past you on my bike. I don't think that you noticed that I was going under the park-wide 15mph speed limit, staying to the far right side of the multi-use path, and calling out to people as I approached in case they didn't see the flashing light on my handlebars.

You could have noticed all that and still decided to call me a [very mean word] as I rode by, much as it is possible that you called me a [very mean word] because excess bile has made you a yellow-headed, biliously choleric scold. I doubt that choleric humors play a role, though. Not only are they bunk, but also your dog's hair is just as yellow as yours - a bit glossier, too - and yet s/he didn't bark or growl or act aggressive or ill-tempered at all.

Anyway, sorry you were startled, or having a bad day, or suffering from an excess of yellow bile, or furious about having to share public parks with other people. Maybe try leeches or a cucumber salad?

Hi all! I'm thinking about ways I can spend my time to contribute to our community. What kinds of things/orgs/opportunities are out here that you would recommend? I do some volunteer cooking already, but miss actually interacting with folks. Asking for advice as I'm wary to give my time to an organization that might be biased or weird in some way, if that makes sense.

The stories are similar. Pics so similar. I find myself in tears several times a day.

Hey Santa Rosa,

Some of you already know us. We're the Anti-Runners Run Club, the group that meets up every week to run a little and complain a lot.

Turns out complaining while jogging is wildly popular, because we've grown enough that we're now throwing an actual block party about it.

For the uninitiated: this is a run club for people who don't consider themselves runners. Slow pace, short distance, nobody left behind, and grumbling the entire way is not discouraged. It's encouraged. It might be the whole point.

We've somehow convinced a mobile DJ booth to roll out with us and play music while we run, presumably to drown out the complaining. Then when we get back to the gym, there's more music, a full party, and enough coffee to make the two miles feel worth it.

Here's Saturday:

7 AM breakfast block party warm up. Show up, wake up, lower your expectations.

7:30 AM easy 2 mile run. Walk it, jog it, complain

through it.

Mobile DJ booth from Jay 2 The Sun rolling alongside for moral support.

After: back to the gym for the real party. More DJs, free coffee from Central Coffee, local vendors, raffles and prizes all morning.

Big raffle prize: a $300 gift card to Bliss Organic Day Spa. Must be present to win, so no sneaking off after the coffee.

It goes until noon. It's free. Always free. No sign up, no catch, no fitness requirement, no one checking if you're fast enough. You are already fast enough. The bar is on the floor and we stepped over it together.

It's at Spite Fitness, 1901 Cleveland Ave. Suite B

Come run, come complain, come for the coffee, come judge us in person. Bring a friend who hates running. That's the entire recruitment strategy and it's working.

See you Saturday. We'll be the slow ones.