By Dawn Holt With a swish of the heavy red door, you enter the air-conditioned confines of the Bayshore Mall.
Many people wander around inside, carrying bags, pushing strollers, or just talking with friends.
You see an empty bench in the main corrider, and decide that would make a good vantage point for your observations. Your shoes click on the cool tile floor as you thread your way through the crowd to the bench. Sitting down, you pull out your notebook and listen to snippets of conversations as people walk by. Consider these questions. The Bayshore Mall in Eureka has a multitude of interests and uses.