Oh the places I mow. Isn't there a Dr Seuss book called Oh the places you'll go?
I have a phone, riding mower, bright red boots and many places to mow.
Where will I mow next? Eeny meeny miny moe...which way should I go?
Mowing under the bright blue sky.
I can stop here for a chat.
What's better than that?
I can fill with gas here so my mower will go.
Oh the places I mow.
I am not far from home, if Far Guy is out woodcarving he can tell exactly where I am at.
I have not seen the bear...just lots of Fox scat.
Far Side...so not a poet...just a lawn mowing goddess
LOL! Cute rhyme. It fits the situation perfect.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a nice time...just you and the grass...lol
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
A woman and her mower - unstoppable!
ReplyDeleteI have reduced the amount that I mow by probably half over the years, letting the unmowed half return to nature. Evidently I am not a mowing God.
ReplyDeleteYour poetry made me smile this morning. You do have quite a bit to mow. As odd as it might sound, I find mowing (on the riding mower) to be very relaxing. Mr. Bear must be out searching for berries or a place to hibernate. Have a fun day.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Started my day with a giggle. May as well find the humor in those tasks.
ReplyDeleteYou are so much fun! I like this.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I read your title, I immediately thought of the Dr. Seuss book. Your poetry is just fine and the lawns look lovely.
ReplyDeletePriceless!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO CUTE and what a great smile to start off our week! Thankful it was a good day outside and hopefully not too hot. Mowing season will soon be leaf season and then done. Summer has gone quickly it seems this year.
ReplyDeleteI think a secret poet just appeared. LOL
ReplyDeleteThank you for this chuckle!
ReplyDeleteYou had fun with this one. More people should try writing poetry.
ReplyDeleteI love it!!
ReplyDeleteI Love it! I laughed out loud and read out loud and applauded you out loud
ReplyDeleteThat was cute! How long does it take to mow all that grass? Ted does ours in 2 and a half hours. Way too much lawn, but it looks great when it's all mowed.
ReplyDeleteShirley, I mow at four places and some areas in between. If I do it all in one day about five hours.
DeleteA Monday Morning giggle. You are a poet goddess too!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Betsy
LOL, I love it!
ReplyDeleteWell, I didn’t know you were so poetic. I just mow in circles. You mow in maze fashion— a network of paths designed like a puzzle!
ReplyDeleteYou are a poet and you noet! I miss mowing the lawn especially when the weather is so nice as it is here now. It was always such a feeling of accomplishment and it smelled great!
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks for the chuckle. That was fun!
ReplyDeleteI like the flow of this post, me I have never mowed anything and doubt I ever will and I am not poetic in any way shape or form
ReplyDeleteLD. If you lived near me I would let you wander with your mower. My wife always checks on me with the walking mower, going window to window. If I fall down I just get up real fast so she can’t see me!
ReplyDeleteI love mowing…it’s relaxing and I can get away from anyone who what’s to talk😂
ReplyDeleteLOL 💗
ReplyDeleteYou do a great job, it always looks nice over there!
ReplyDeleteI love the post! And the rhyme and the story. I am glad you have a good attitude about all your mowing.
ReplyDeleteLoved that!
ReplyDeleteYou are a lawn mowing goddess!