Originally Posted by Bink (Post 10050828)

We don't own a mower and have approx 1/3rd acre. Whilst it's not massive, it's actually a decent amount to mow with a regular mower and paying someone $30 every other week rather than having to fork out $1,500 for a ride on mower (lets face it that's the only way it would get done if I were to do it) made perfect sense to me.

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 10050757)

unbeknownst to me

Originally Posted by Bink (Post 10050828)

We don't own a mower and have approx 1/3rd acre. Whilst it's not massive, it's actually a decent amount to mow with a regular mower and paying someone $30 every other week rather than having to fork out $1,500 for a ride on mower (lets face it that's the only way it would get done if I were to do it) made perfect sense to me.

Originally Posted by Primula (Post 10050873)

I love words like unbeknownst. Seems so very British to me. I like to use the word whilst and I'm often asked if it really is a word. (There is.)

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 10050881)

I was an English major.

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 10050881)

In spite of being from New England, :lol:, I was an English major.

Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer (Post 10050916)

Really? What regiment?

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 10050987)

The Kinky Calvary. :nod:

Originally Posted by cindyabs (Post 10050987)

The Kinky Calvary. :nod:

Originally Posted by Sally Redux (Post 10051020)

Sounds a bit religious ;)

Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer (Post 10051024)

:lol: I missed that one.

Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer (Post 10051016)

mmmmmmmmmm ... thigh boots, eh? :o