At one time I was thinking that maybe all of the fuss over liberal judges making ridiculous rulings was slowing down, but it now seems to be picking back up. I have seen numerous rulings that was outright silly such as the ruling to take "Under God" out of our Pledge of Allegiance.

That was one that was not a good ruling and I'm glad that it never went anywhere and hope that it never does. Yesterday I read about a judge in Pennsylvania that ruled that it was o.k. for men to come to work in a dress and shower with female co-workers.

How would you like to come in at work one morning and see a fellow male co-worker in a dress? I would probably laugh and tell him Halloween is two more months away, but thanks for the entertainment anyway.

The thing that I want to know is when will it stop? Where do we draw the line and demand that enough is enough? We have had it! No more silly court rulings! No more confused genders! First of all, what man in his right mind would come to work in a dress and what lawyer would represent one that did?

I suppose this is part of the so called "gender neutral" movement going on controlled by radical gay groups and liberal feminists. They want a gender neutral Bible and hymn book now. That too is silly. They want to refer to ' The Father" as something besides the father. They hate to recognize God as a male so they make Him what they want Him to be. Well, all I can say is that they are in for the surprise of their life one day when they face HIM!

I realize that some schools now have uniforms and work places as well. I do not wear a uniform at work. We have a dress code to go by and I am sure that it says nothing about men working in dresses and if we had showers at work, the men would definitely NOT shower with the ladies. That is inappropriate not to mention suicidal where I come from. If a man were to walk in a shower room of ladies here, they would probably get slapped several times before getting out.

I guess my day has officially ended at work and now must prepare for a new day tomorrow. I plan to wear my usual blue jeans, tennis shoes, and a short sleeve shirt and NOT A DRESS!