Sunday, February 3, 2013

Not To Worry

My law enforcement brethren do not concern me. Nope, they've been there, they can handle JusThis. Bob served in the Viet Nam Conflict twice, went to Iraq and serviced the folks of Mower County for so many years. My first high speed chase was in the company of Deputy Kvam all 'em years ago  Thanks to the likes of Bob, who have made a difference.
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