My husband now talks about mowing the grass more than I ever thought was humanly possible. Don’t tell him I said this, but it’s really not that interesting, I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks so.
We moved into our new home the first weekend of February, how was I to know that yards were a “social marker”, so to speak. My husband talks about the condition of it at work, with his friends, with his family members.
Who knew a yard could be such a bone of contention? I always saw it as sort of a functional means to an end, space in front of the house? Throw some grass out there and call it a yard!
Out of nowhere I’ll get a call at work, Dear Hubby is taking off work early, we’ve gotten a break in the rain and he wants to mow the yard before the clouds change their mind. Palm to forehead moment. Thank God for PTO.
Pretty soon we’ll have to get new blades I heard a few days ago and finding lawn mower parts that you need, when you need them, can sometimes be a challenge. It’s lawnmower season for sure and getting the best parts is very important.
Finding www.MowPart.com was a solution to a problem that came right in time. Not only is that little name joke pretty clever, but the products they offer are remarkably cheap and I dare you to not find what you’re looking for there!
Sabra, sorry to come late to this party, but I just had to step in here. That’s pretty funny that he left work to run home and mow the lawn. Ever watch King of the Hill? It’s kind of like Hank with regard to propane. It’s a guy thing. We can’t run around pantsless and carry big clubs, so we mow the lawn. There’s a direct connection between the mower, the lawn, and our sense of our own maleness. Best not to mess with it; it’s surprisingly fragile for all the bravado and machismo.
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