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1. I enjoy cutting my grass. I bought a cheap push mower, though, that was supposed to start easy and well, it doesn’t. That’ll be bad if I’m ever away for an extended period and my fiance needs to mow, since I doubt she’ll be able to start it. Works great once it is going though.

   Comment by Blaine Moore — Jun 12th 2006 @ 9:40 am

2. The only grass outside my apartment is (poorly) maintained by my corporate overlord (umm… landlord).

   Comment by Flexo — Jun 12th 2006 @ 9:52 am

3. Actually my hubby mows the lawn, but we still do it ourselves. We do everything ourselves, and if we don’t know how to do something yet we learn how to do it while we are doing it.

   However, if we did have a lot of money I think that hiring a lawn service would be great. It would give us more time, which is the greatest resource of all.

   Comment by Aimee Roo — Jun 12th 2006 @ 10:33 am

4. My lawn is no bigger than your standard office cubicle. It’s that little area in front of my house so it’s no chore to cut my lawn (and my neighbors, might as well if I dragged the darn thing out of the house)

   Comment by jim — Jun 12th 2006 @ 10:42 am

5. I currently mow my own lawn. I’m transitioning to having my older son mow it. He isn’t big enough to handle the mower on a part of the lawn that is too heavily sloped. Right now, he’s mowing all of the flat parts, which are about 75% of the lawn.

   Comment by Dale G. — Jun 13th 2006 @ 12:04 pm

6. I have a lawn service do mine weekly. I have a 9500 sq ft lot, which is a decent size in middle-class Denver, and they charge me $17/week for the mowing (I recently left my previous lawn service that was charging $24/week this season).

   Comment by andy — Jun 13th 2006 @ 10:41 pm

7. As an apartment dweller I presently have no lawn…thank God. Once my fiancee and I buy a house, I suppose it’ll have to come with one, which means we’ll be paying someone to mow it.

   Comment by Matt — Jun 14th 2006 @ 2:34 am

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