I do indeed like the look of our freshly mown lawn.
I don’t mind much that the chore will be mine once a week for …
… seven or eight months, depending upon whether or not I squeeze a December cut in or not.
Can’t stop until …
I do indeed like the look of our freshly mown lawn.
I don’t mind much that the chore will be mine once a week for …
… seven or eight months, depending upon whether or not I squeeze a December cut in or not.
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Mark Bialczak 
My father mowed the lawn often, Mark. Did I mention he lived in a house with seven women and even a female dog? Wink, wink.
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Well I have my dear wife Karen and cherished rescue mutt Ellie B and they cheer me on, Kay … … …
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The newly mown lawn does have a nice look to it, and it allows room for new growth too.
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I think it’s more lush than usual for late April, Chris. Must have something to do with how things went this winter …
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The yard always looks so much better after mowing!
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It does, ZF, so I’ll keep up now …
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Trying to decide if that is a giant mushroom in your yard or a teeny spaceship.
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It’s our interpretation of the sewer line pipe cap they put on everybody’s lawn around here, ladysighs. The original issue caps all seem to weather off and then homeowners are left to find a way to make sure the hole isn’t left open. We went with the alien-appearing vent-duct cover found in the local hardware store that fits quite nicely.
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I enjoy cutting grass. Music in my ears, or not, just giving those blades a trim has always been a favored chore.
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It delivers a great feeling of accomplishment, yes, MBC! Goes from ‘the lawn’ to ‘our lawn.’
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it’s kind of a zen experience –
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I become one with the lawn mower, you got it, Beth.
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