Your Honor, she blogged about judges!!! Hang her, please, please, please!

I received recently printouts of my blogs made on color printer by a male attorney who was my opponent in litigation in one case.


The printout looked good, so thank you for your effort, Mr. Paul F. Tomkins of Binghamton, New York.


Mr. Tomkins asked the court not to give me adjournments due to my sick leave from April 22, 2014 to May 8, 2014 because of what I did in my blogs in the days PRECEDING April 22, 2014.  Mr. Tomkins even presented to the court one blog that was published on a Sunday.


Mr. Tomkins, thus, presumes that both he and the court can control what I do on Sundays, late at night and during my scarce leisure time.  Given also that Mr. Tomkins knows that I have a husband, a family and children.


I also somehow believe that Mr. Tomkins would not have dared to complain about me if I were going to a church on a Sunday, even if I was sick.  When I express my beliefs through blogging, Mr. Tomkins thinks it's appropriate to complain to the court.


Your Honor!  See!  She is blogging about judges!  Do not give her an adjournment despite her doctor-approved sick leave!  Or better yet - hang her, otherwise she may win against me.