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Some judges may find themselves working from home:

"I've been on the bench for 23 years, and I've never seen anything like this," said David G. Sills the presiding justice for the Fourth District Court of Appeals, Division Three."

Some say  answer: is to end prop. 13, which "was cleverly designed to make it virtually impossible for California to raise taxes...the result, of course, is that California has been deferring maintenance for a very long time. Now their judges will be working from home, their schools will fall further into decay, and their bridges will continue to crumble."

Others say, "We have reached the tipping point and fell over. This is the right time for the State to declare bankruptcy, defeat those that approve of illegal tax increases--which if enacted will bring about more unemployment--and repeal those laws that kills jobs and growth."

Oh. Lordy. You mean men and women will have to look their age?

"There comes a point when you are putting too much time and money into your vanity," said Peri Basel, a practice consultant in Chappaqua, N.Y., who advises cosmetic doctors on marketing strategies. "For me, the vanity issue is: Where does it stop? If you are going for buttock implants, do you really need that?"

Or as this OC columnist says, "The gravity of the shift from youth to reality in our culture could be enormous. Women might have to look like themselves. Men, who were increasingly turning to cosmetic procedures to eradicate years, will still have Viagra but the blue pill won't erase silver threads among the gold or a deeply furrowed brow."

The Citrus College Foundation will present the 11th annual Taste of Autumn from 4 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 5 at Citrus College. The event will feature music by the Citrus Singers, Night Shift and the Citrus College Jazz Combo. There will also be fine arts exhibits and a silent auction.

Food and wine will be provided by BJ's Restaurant and Brewery, Canyon City Barbecue, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Falcon's Nest Restaurant, Frisella's Roastery, J. Filippi Winery, Outback Steakhouse, Ranchero Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, San Dimas Wine Shop & Tasting Room, Three C's Restaurant, Tulipano Ristorante Italiano and the Village Eatery (and more).

Admission is $75 per person if you register before Sept. 30 and $80 if you register after. For more information, call (626) 914-8825 or e-mail cgreer@cirtuscollege.edu. Also, check out the Web site.