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Saturday, April 26, 2008

Why I Live in the Bay Area, Part 73

A conga line danced in Union Square. "The red lights were challenging," said Carnivale king Everett Harper. "But we're a polite and politically-correct conga line, and we don't jaywalk. Besides the red lights give you time to move in place and focus your energy."

A mountain lion is roaming near homes in Hayward.

We have all kinds of wild life here.
Posted by Lynn Kendall at 2:33 PM

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