I grew up in a family of cat lovers.
We had a black cat when I was born and he lived another 10 years.
After he passed away, we had a white cat, a Persian cat, and another black cat in that order. Now that I’m in my mid 20s residing alone in the York town of Toronto, I have a cat of my own. He’s a tabby cat and I adopted him when a close friend residing in Quebec had a litter of kittens and couldn’t get rid of them all. Although I wasn’t necessarily looking for a pet, let alone a kitten, he was such a cute cat that I couldn’t say no! I ended up naming him Tate after my friend in college who had that name. Despite any troubles I might have once harbored regarding my ability to care for Tate, I’m extremely happy that I adopted him because he gives me a sense of companionship that I didn’t have residing 100% alone in my Toronto apartment. It’s also nice having a friend who doesn’t judge me for my cannabis use! Recreational cannabis is legal countrywide in Canada and I love going to see several dispensaries in Toronto. I have a dry-herb weed vaporizer that I love to throw in my pocket when I take my kitty on walks in Cedarville Park. I take Arlington Ave until I get to the opening of the Park. Once I’m safely in the park and away from traffic, I get my cannabis vaporizer out of my pocket and start taking puffs of vapor. I can’t guess of a better way to appreciate Toronto’s several parks than with a dry-herb weed vaporizer in your pocket and a cute cat at the end of a leash. Next week Tate can accompany me to Sunnybrook Park in my car.