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Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Why I will never have the perfect lawn

I admire people who take excellent care of their properties. I aspire to be one of those people, but this Spring, I have come to a disappointing realization....I will never have the perfect lawn.

As much as I try, I am just too busy to keep up with it. My neighbor is retired and he mows his lawn at least twice a week, (if not more in the Spring). I mowed my lawn yesterday for the first time in two weeks. It had become quite tall.

I tilled and seeded some bald spots that appeared last Summer. They are growing back nicely. I still have more bald spots to repair, but I'm beginning to think that isn't going to happen.

This Summer, for the first time ever, I am paying someone to mow my lawn during the Summer Camping Season at PMBC. It makes me feel snooty, but I must admit that I'm relieved to have one less thing to worry about.

When I retire, I'm going to spend a lot of time cultivating my grass. But for now, I think I'll work and feed my family. They're hungry people.

4 Comments:

At 11:20 PM, Anonymous erin said...

I know it sounds like a weird thing to "love" but I definitely have some sort of affection towards nicely landscaped yards. Unfortunately for us, we have too many trees in our yard which prevents grass from growing. It makes me want to cry.

 
At 11:04 AM, Anonymous Maranda said...

when me and shelly walk at school, we walk by all these really nice houses and i noticed that everyone's lawn is perfect, and then i thought about what if your lawn wasn't perfect, just think about how much the neighbor's probably talk about you lol..
Your grass does look quite nice though.

 
At 10:06 PM, Anonymous saragarms said...

Very pretty house. Wouldn't mind visiting that person.

 
At 11:54 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm going to be sick!!!

 

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