Restroom rules should reflect common sense
Until you have experienced it yourself, you cannot imagine the horror of taking your little granddaughters to the restroom in Moses Lake’s Blue Heron Park. This afternoon, April 18, 2016 was the first time we have been to a public restroom since the state decided to play political correctness at our expense. My 8-year-old and 4-year-old granddaughters needed to use the restroom. We saw there was no “women’s” or “men’s” rooms, only “restroom” on the two doors. The girls had to go and it appeared safe enough at first so I took them inside. Both toilets were filthy but after flushing and wiping them down the older girl went first. Then, the 4-year-old had to go. Right in the middle of her business, a big burly man walked right in. There are not even locks on the door or a vacancy sign to put in place. Both little girls were so traumatized they screamed all the way to the car. They were totally hysterical, as was I.
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