I'm from Windsor, live in Petaluma now. A lot less families in Windsor now than in the past. I used to live in Berkeley and SF. Since whites are more concentrated in Walnut Creek I guess that explains why I used to prefer to go out to eat there when I lived in Berkeley. What's interesting about this is how we all self-organize, almost intuitively, without conscious thought as to why we chose to live in one place over another. And being from a sprawly area, I have always found places like Daly City, Albany, Richmond etc.. to be incredibly depressing, and I can't entirely figure out why, but I think it has to do with the denser housing.
I'm from Windsor, live in Petaluma now. A lot less families in Windsor now than in the past. I used to live in Berkeley and SF. Since whites are more concentrated in Walnut Creek I guess that explains why I used to prefer to go out to eat there when I lived in Berkeley. What's interesting about this is how we all self-organize, almost intuitively, without conscious thought as to why we chose to live in one place over another. And being from a sprawly area, I have always found places like Daly City, Albany, Richmond etc.. to be incredibly depressing, and I can't entirely figure out why, but I think it has to do with the denser housing.