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Mowing the lawn. PDF Print E-mail
Written by ze   
Wednesday, 30 July 2008 21:45

Today I mowed the lawn. I had not done it in about a month, mostly because the lawn mower broke and I did not want to fix it. I debated what to get to substitute it and finally went to Home Depot today and got a Scott reel  push mower. The lawn was a bit on the high side, but I did it without a lot of trouble.

Yai!

As of today, therefore, I am petroleum independent as far as my grass  mowing  activities are concerned.

Even the longest journey begins with a single step petroleum free mowing.
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maya   |24.34.235.xxx |2008-08-01 11:02:18
i love your NEW! lawn mowr
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