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Maine – The Way Life Should Be (at least that’s what the sign says when you cross over from NH!)
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]]>My dad always called cutting the grass “meeting the Frenchman” …and I learned to dread when I was old enough to meet that notorious frog named…….. “Moe DeLawn!”.
I’ve known him ever since,……. and I still dont like him. 🙂
Regards,
Rick
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Rob
Seriously, the time savings is great, instead of over two hours of cutting grass.
Of course, I think about all those folks who cut grass at Gettysburg all day long everyday all summer. Yikes!
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]]>I also hate the lawn. I also have three big dogs. My lot is smaller, but I completely sympathize with the land mines.
For all you guys who mow, please don’t tell me you also fertilize, or worst of all, allow Chem lawn to visit. All you do then is encourage the stuff to grow more…
Dave Powell
]]>The lawn looks like I want it to look, I get sweaty and worn out once a week, and then I hike a lot to stay in shape for mowing the lawn. But if I wanted to be a prolific writer, I would find some way to unload the chores.
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