Keep them to yourself Ms. Book

In Volusia County Elizabeth Book has sucessfully fought in court to have the right to display her recipies in public this coming Saturday. This is reported in today's Orlando Sentinel.

On Saturday, Elizabeth Book plans to doff her blouse next to 3 statues at the Peabody Auditorium.
By Jeff Libby
Sentinel Staff Writer
June 29, 2005

DAYTONA BEACH -- Elizabeth Book, the stay-at-home mom with a rose tattoo, has won the right to bare her breasts in her ongoing fight to go shirtless anywhere men can.

On Saturday at noon, the 40-something "top-free" revolutionary plans to demonstrate her right to protest by dropping her top at the Peabody Auditorium next to three statues of women nude from the waist up.

"I will be as top-free as the statues," Book said Monday in an e-mail to the nudists and naturists who have gathered to support her cause. "This is not over until Daytona is forced to recognize the unconstitutionality of their ordinances and statutes aimed at the American woman's breasts."

Daytona Beach says Book's victory in court June 21 was only temporary and probably will be appealed."She should probably save her exuberance for a time when all the appeals have ended," Assistant City Attorney Greg McDole said. "There are a number of appeals left and a number of years before this is a binding precedent."

I always find it amazing what people think they have a constitutional right to do in public. Miss Book I have three words for you. GET A LIFE!