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Mostly around yard work.
If you can do computer stuff like 'fix my printer' you're going to become a great programmer.
Simple. Long-term.
So what?
Serial killers have been known to hide in tall grass. You can hear them sneeze on occasion.
Nice imagery.
*slo-mo hot hard sweaty lawnmower scene*
So you can go that route.
My current home has a lawn, but my lawn tractor makes easy work of cutting it.
Dealing with all the damned leaves in the fall is MUCH more annoying than cutting grass.
I fought the lawn and the lawn won, the Clash.
https://www.startribune.com/a-lawsuit-blooms-in-plymouth-as-homeowner-battles-hoa-over-her-naturally-planted-yard/601507454
Even without bureaucratic BS, suing a neighbor for mowing your lawn when they thought they were being nice is uncalled for.
There was a tradition of helping with yardwork in the community, he said — sometimes, Hallenberg would wake up on a snowy morning to see his walk had already been shoveled. So, in his telling, he was being neighborly as he took a few passes with the mower at the edge of the northern property line.
“It’s not like somebody told me to do it. It’s not like some vendetta,” he said. “It’s just the way I am.”
Scott’s housekeeper arrived and demanded he stop. Hallenberg stopped, and took his mower home, around the corner.
Scott had never met or spoken with Hallenberg before, and saw the act as vandalism. She sent an email with the Ring footage to all the property owners in the HOA, asking, “Please help me identify the criminal in this video.”
One person responded, “Can I shake his hand??? Did he run out of gas?”