Go-Carts

As I roll over scrambling to shut my alarm clock of I stare at it with the clock reading 5:00. When I start to wake up I find myself in the warm shower wear I don’t ever want to get out until I hear the banging on the door and my dad telling me he needs to get in there before he goes to work. I drag myself back into my room where I just sit there for a few minutes. I gathered my thoughts and put on my uniform and out the door I went. When I arrived at the Sheriff’s office Deputy Naugle had me help him with his reports from the day before. We just finished reports when we got our first call. The caller advised us someone stole his cattle from him. Upon arrival we found out they had got loss and were in the neighbor’s yard.  We weren’t going to get out of the car since one of them was a bull. We waited for the owners to get there and we helped them round them up and get them into the pin. After that we went to Metamora High School where the Woodford County Dare officer was and Tazewell County Dare officers. They had go carts and they had go carts where they were teaching the kids to brake and stop in a safe way. It was fun watching them do that. After that we went for lunch and did a Roanoke Patrol and called it a day.