12 of 12, March edition
Rain nearly interfered with 12 of 12 plans, but my camera and I persevered.
First, a visit to the Mission pet Hospital to pick up medicine for Clyde.
I had some time to kill before my next appointment so I stopped by animedarling's cafe, Wicked Grounds, for a nice cup of hot chocolate and some cozy time reading Njal's Saga - Hallgerd has goaded a slave into stealing butter and cheese from his former master, who then refuses Gunnar's generous offers of compensation.
One of my clients through the Child Advocacy Clinic whom I was dropping off at the BART station.
His photo of me.
After dropping him off I went for a couple of walks, the first at Point Isabel Regional Shoreline, where I met a dog named Bird.
Then I went over to the Albany Bulb, which I've wanted to explore for years. Found this on the shore.
The path along the Albany Bulb. The place is full of folk art/art installations/neat things like this.
A tree full of shoes at the Albany Bulb.
One of the most prominent items at the Albany Bulb is Mad Mark's Castle, which has certainly seen better days.
There's a very large homeless population on the bulb, large and permanent enough that it might be fairly called a colony. I guess I got a little too close to someone's encampment because this dog came out and let me know in no uncertain terms that I was not welcome, barking and even nudging at my ankle as I walked away.
Back home to domestic bliss: bilunabirotunda and cats.
Furthering our domestic bliss, an experimental green daikon about to be oven-roasted with other root veggies.
First, a visit to the Mission pet Hospital to pick up medicine for Clyde.
I had some time to kill before my next appointment so I stopped by animedarling's cafe, Wicked Grounds, for a nice cup of hot chocolate and some cozy time reading Njal's Saga - Hallgerd has goaded a slave into stealing butter and cheese from his former master, who then refuses Gunnar's generous offers of compensation.
One of my clients through the Child Advocacy Clinic whom I was dropping off at the BART station.
His photo of me.
After dropping him off I went for a couple of walks, the first at Point Isabel Regional Shoreline, where I met a dog named Bird.
Then I went over to the Albany Bulb, which I've wanted to explore for years. Found this on the shore.
The path along the Albany Bulb. The place is full of folk art/art installations/neat things like this.
A tree full of shoes at the Albany Bulb.
One of the most prominent items at the Albany Bulb is Mad Mark's Castle, which has certainly seen better days.
There's a very large homeless population on the bulb, large and permanent enough that it might be fairly called a colony. I guess I got a little too close to someone's encampment because this dog came out and let me know in no uncertain terms that I was not welcome, barking and even nudging at my ankle as I walked away.
Back home to domestic bliss: bilunabirotunda and cats.
Furthering our domestic bliss, an experimental green daikon about to be oven-roasted with other root veggies.