Going Green
Landscaping by default15 total reviews
Comment from LisaMay
I admire your gardening ethos of weed control - just don't call it a weed and welcome its presence. They are usually robust and come in pretty shades of green - no wonder your grass is greener... your ass will also be greener when you skid on all that lush growth.
reply by the author on 05-Jul-2020
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I admire your gardening ethos of weed control - just don't call it a weed and welcome its presence. They are usually robust and come in pretty shades of green - no wonder your grass is greener... your ass will also be greener when you skid on all that lush growth.
Comment Written 05-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 05-Jul-2020
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We lazy gardeners are of like minds re rejoicing in what sticklers call weeds. Cheers. LIZ
Comment from BethShelby
Dealing with lawns, is the main reason I might consider moving to place where one doesn't exist, at least one I have to maintain. I always impressed by those have beautifully green lawns. If I can managed to get my mower started one a month, I attempt to mow my weeds by now trending toward knee high. Luckily few ever see my yard as I'm a quarter of a mile from the street. I enjoyed your piece about going green.
reply by the author on 04-Jul-2020
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Dealing with lawns, is the main reason I might consider moving to place where one doesn't exist, at least one I have to maintain. I always impressed by those have beautifully green lawns. If I can managed to get my mower started one a month, I attempt to mow my weeds by now trending toward knee high. Luckily few ever see my yard as I'm a quarter of a mile from the street. I enjoyed your piece about going green.
Comment Written 04-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 04-Jul-2020
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Thanks--glad you can relate. This was originally released prior to your loyal fanship--only three readers--I wanted to amuse a few more. Cheers. LIZ
Comment from Iza Deleanu
As usual, you made laugh - your story is so entertaining :"Greenest in both senses; literally, and in that there is nary a toxic chemical toward its nurture. And not a weed to be found! "Thank you for sharing and good luck with your writings.
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reply by the author on 04-Jul-2020
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As usual, you made laugh - your story is so entertaining :"Greenest in both senses; literally, and in that there is nary a toxic chemical toward its nurture. And not a weed to be found! "Thank you for sharing and good luck with your writings.
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Comment Written 04-Jul-2020
reply by the author on 04-Jul-2020
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Thanks for stopping by--always a pleasure! Cheers. LIZ
Comment from Dr. Nad
I love it. Thank you for sharing, "Going Green". You have masterfully instructed us in some of the intricacies of the English language. You know full well he who determines the nomenclature wins the argument. You know the art of setting the expectation and then skillfully reconstructing the framework of our expectation through providing alternative definitions to preconceived, thought to be established, definitions. Great job!
reply by the author on 20-Feb-2020
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I love it. Thank you for sharing, "Going Green". You have masterfully instructed us in some of the intricacies of the English language. You know full well he who determines the nomenclature wins the argument. You know the art of setting the expectation and then skillfully reconstructing the framework of our expectation through providing alternative definitions to preconceived, thought to be established, definitions. Great job!
Comment Written 18-Feb-2020
reply by the author on 20-Feb-2020
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Thanks, Doctor. Bonus star most appreciated. More important are your lovely remarks. So pleased you liked the piece. Kindly excuse me I'm beat from having spent all week not raking and weeding. Cheers. LIZ
Comment from moongirlwriter
As I look around here in Arizona. . .none of that applies. The Cacti are ruled extinct and cannot be removed. . . and that's it! This was an interesting read. . .I like the "grass" is always greener idea but I'm so glad I no longer have to keep it green, watered, raked and weed free(like in California). It just makes life so much easier. :) Good luck with this piece.
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reply by the author on 18-Feb-2020
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As I look around here in Arizona. . .none of that applies. The Cacti are ruled extinct and cannot be removed. . . and that's it! This was an interesting read. . .I like the "grass" is always greener idea but I'm so glad I no longer have to keep it green, watered, raked and weed free(like in California). It just makes life so much easier. :) Good luck with this piece.
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Comment Written 18-Feb-2020
reply by the author on 18-Feb-2020
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Thank you! I visited in Arizona once and the hotel staff struggled to grow a grass lawn. What a joke! I told management: This is the desert, for Godssake--give it up! Cheers. LIZ
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Thank you! I stayed in Scottsdale once; the hotel staff struggled vainly to grow a grass lawn. I said: give it up, you're in a desert! Cheers. LIZ
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