 THE LIBRARY IS OPEN! From left, Dallas royalty Jenna Skyy (aka Joe Hoselton) and Cassie Nova (aka James Love) introduce Dallas to a world that loves literature. PHOTOS: Bryan Amann. This afternoon, two of my favorite muses Jenna Skyy and Cassie Nova lend their interpretive artistry to "Tall Tales and High Heels," a storytime event at Grauwyler Park Branch Library. How did I find out? A group of Catholics sent a press release saying they've organized a "Rosary Protest." The group is called Tradition, Family and Property. Their website is ReturnToOrder.org. Why protest? TFP states, "Because the Drag Queen Story Time for 3 to 6 year-olds is a serious offense against God and scandalizes children." The release continues, "Whatever happened to the time when the protection of children's innocence was a non-negotiable social norm? Even rough men watched their language and mannerisms when children or ladies were around. Vulgarity, bad habits and vice were concealed so as to not destroy the innocence of a child." Well, Dallas. Look for yourselves. Witness Jenna in super-heroine action at last year's story time at J. Eric Jonsson Library, named after the brilliant founder of Texas Instruments — a company that could see into the future. TO ATTEND Grauwyler Park Branch Library, 2146 Gilford St., Dallas, Texas 75235 Saturday: July 13 at 12:30 p.m.
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