Anonymous wrote:Why can't you mow it? Do you have a gas or electric mower? It is only hard if you have a push motor.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go out and do it while he's home on a weekend. Hopefully it'll shame him into doing it. Let him pout. Just roll your eyes and ignore the pouting.
This is what I've been doing. He comes barreling out and takes over, then pouts.
I know if I hire the service, he will cancel it. He's very stubborn and even more cheap.
Quite a catch you have there. Step off, ladies, the pouting, cheap, stubborn man-child is taken!
Congratulations and best wishes, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go out and do it while he's home on a weekend. Hopefully it'll shame him into doing it. Let him pout. Just roll your eyes and ignore the pouting.
This is what I've been doing. He comes barreling out and takes over, then pouts.
I know if I hire the service, he will cancel it. He's very stubborn and even more cheap.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Think of this headline as "wife won't do the dishes".
Rather than seeing this as man's work, do a trade off. In te evening after he gets home he tidies the house and you go out and cut the lawn.
It's like you don't read. the op said she does do and her husband makes a big scene and gets all upset.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It always gets cut before it looks horrible,
Stop nagging him and take the kids to a park when it is "too long to enjoy"... I am not even sure what that means. We live next to woods and we always are in long grass.
My baby doesn't enjoy crawling through grass so long it's seeding.
You sound whiny.
Yes, how dare she whine that her crawling baby doesn't like to crawl in tall blades of grass. Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It always gets cut before it looks horrible,
Stop nagging him and take the kids to a park when it is "too long to enjoy"... I am not even sure what that means. We live next to woods and we always are in long grass.
My baby doesn't enjoy crawling through grass so long it's seeding.
Anonymous wrote:Think of this headline as "wife won't do the dishes".
Rather than seeing this as man's work, do a trade off. In te evening after he gets home he tidies the house and you go out and cut the lawn.
Anonymous wrote:Think of this headline as "wife won't do the dishes".
Rather than seeing this as man's work, do a trade off. In te evening after he gets home he tidies the house and you go out and cut the lawn.
But, one way or another, the grass does need to get mowed, by somebody -- him, you, or a lawn service.