New walking spot

My company moved to a new building over the past weekend, and the new
location is right next to the San Francisco Bay. There is a spectacular
view. I'm just a peon, so I don't have an office with this spectacular
view, but I did decide to go out at lunchtime and take a walk on the
walking path that runs along the shore of the Bay for several miles. It's
a lovely and very well-maintained public park. Looks like I won't need
to use my treadmill until the winter rains in January.

Fringe benefit: as I was walking on this path, I noticed a couple of
signs notifying the public that the area had a feral cat colony that was
being managed by a volunteer group. Apparently, many pet cats were dumped
in the area (you know, so they could go "back to nature"), and of course
some of them weren't neutered, so they started reproducing. The rescue
group has done TNR on most of the cats and they continue to feed them.
I didn't see any cats on my walk to day, but I'm not surprised. Most of
the friendly cats have been adopted into homes, so I guess the ones who
still live in the park are too shy to show themselves. Still, it's nice
to know they're there.

Joyce

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There is no alternative to being yourself.