Cindy Haglund wrote in a message to Roger Nelson:

 CH>  I didn't think so. :)

But I never shied away from a joke.  (-:

 CH>  They like many ugly clothing styles from way back are in again.

There was nothing like back when I was a boy.

 CH> But for big yards ... any otherwise able bodied  person who buys a
 CH> big riding mower for a tiny yard is ... oh. (shaking head).

They could use it to make money on weekends by mowing someone else's lawn
and it's also a good way to meet neighbors.

 CH> We have a non development resident near by how lets his goats and
 CH> horses mow his yard.

I wish I still had my horse, but no one has gotten my goat recently.

 CH> I found out why sheep are not used. Sheep will rip the grass down
 CH> to the roots (graze IIRC) all in once spot. Goats and horses just
 CH> nibble here and there (browse).

I didn't know that.

 CH>  I bet there's a reason. They don't want to get grease on their
 CH> hands. 

Who doesn't?

 CH>   :) I'd like to get an old fashion blade rotary mower...

Sears used to sell one with a motor on it.  I don't know how efficient it
would be on St. Augustine grass, though.

 CH>  Nod. Makes you wonder if that is their biggest 'issue' if they
 CH> realize how lucky they are. If they can't agree on something so
 CH> trivial I'd hate to see how they handle serious matters.

Exactly.

 CH> Being smart Abby replied to the new hubby: Let your wife do the
 CH> dishes, you do the vacuuming/dusting and both of you save up for an
 CH> automatic dishwasher.

Doesn't that presume the wife has an income?

 CH> cindace  (-:

 CH> ... Everything tastes more or less like chicken.

Except filet mignon.


Regards,

Roger 
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