sexybeast

Last Wednesday, a friend called me to go jogging in the park. On my way there I saw an old lady cutting her grass with a weed eater. The next day, I decided to go jogging again. I passed by the same house and the lady was outside cutting grass again. She has a big yard and she had a lot of it done. I decided that I would stop and see if she wanted any help. She was very happy that I stopped and accepted my offer. The grass wasn't just grass and it was about three feet high. It was thick grass and a lot of work for a cheap electric weed eater. It took a lot longer than I expected, but it wasn't very difficult.

Afterwards, the lady told me how much she appreciated the help and said that she had a lot more work to do and if I would help out, she would be more than happy to compensate me for the work. She took me to her backyard, where she had a blown down shed from Hurricane Katrina and grass that hasn't been cut in years. Most of it was two to three feet high, some of it was four to six feet high. I told her that I don't know, it's a big commitment to make. So yeasterday, I talked to her and told her that I had been at Lowe's and saw stuff that would make the job much easier and quicker. If she would pay for most of it, I would pay for the rest and after the work was done, as payment, I would keep it. She wanted to go to Lowe's to see the stuff. So we got there, she saw it and spent $300 on everything I wanted and said I could keep everything when I'm done. It's great.

The gas powered weed eater, with brushcutter attachment is very cool and it's making the job much easier. Of course after about an hour of cutting, I started feeling like I had just destoryed most of Ferngully. I'll finish the job Thursday or Monday, hopefully.