Mow it forward

[Oldblue]

Like I’ve said before, there some great people on here. Thank You Sir for your kindness.

[JRL]

Great job!

I ran across this guy doing something similar awhile back:

https://twitter.com/iamrodneysmith

[Kossetx]

Good job! I mow an elderly neighbors front area outside her fence.

[Muskles]

My MIL was mowing her MIL's yard a couple years ago with a push mower on a very hot day. Some guys pulled up and unloaded their equipment and mowed the biggest section of the yard. They loaded their stuff up and left before she finished the small section she was mowing. They'll never know how much she appreciated it, as they probably left before she tried to pay them.
Mow it forward sounds good. That was a nice gesture on your part, and good luck if you proceed.

[TP3]

Nice Barrett.

[Burnadell]

Since people do not like the way I mow would these old people have the right to scream at me if I'm mowing their yard for free?

Please show us the thread or post where anyone has complained about your mowing.

Curious to know what makes you mowing style subject to criticism?
You a diagonal line guy?

We would also like to know. He started a thread to survey other TBHers mowing style, but we never heard back on the results of his survey. Left us hanging!

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=762841

[dbaio1]

Happy Easter to you and yours......something that matters in our world![emoji120]

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Can't say it any better than this.∆∆∆∆∆

[DPElite]

So I loaded up my mower and weedeater today to go cut my friend's grass who just moved to Apache Shores. On the way we drove by and older gentleman who was cutting his 3ft tall grass with an electric mower, and an old one at that. Pushing it 2 feet and backing it up again in repetition. It was tough to watch. I told my wife that I needed to stop. So I walked up to him and asked if I could mow for him. He said "well I cant pay you anything" and I explained that I wasn't in the business. Turns out he is 70 with Parkinsons and lives on an acre. Retired music professor at ACC and extremely talented piano player. He ended up giving me one of his albums and a tomato plant. As you can imagine the whole yard was in the same shape. After an hour the neighbor across the street came over with his mower and helped out tremendously. After about 4-5 hours we got it done. Made me want to start a little non profit and go around doing yard work for the elderly and veterans. So as I was working I was trying to come up with a name for the operation. Wondering if you all had any ideas?
Mow It Forward was just an idea. Appreciate it!

I do this for a living and have become very successful
I do this same thing when I see it
My hats off to you and the other neighbor who came over to help

Your a good man sir


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[longhorn_cop]

That a great thing you did.
Happy easter

[RascalArms]

The name is great and what an awesome good deed and gesture. Thanks for sharing. Some great folk around here.

[Barrett]

UPDATE
Went back over to the Skiles place yesterday to finish up and offered a suggestion. I told Mr. Skiles and his wife that their 15x30 greenhouse could really provide some bounty if cleaned out and fixed up a little. They both gave me permission to fix up and plant greenhouse, and restore their chicken coop, which hasn't seen birds in 10 years. The new plan is to set up a donation egg, vegetable and fruit stand in front which will provide them with a small additional income. May have missed the window for spring but I am super excited.
Also have a friend working on building a website for me and another friend teaching me the ropes on establishing non-profit/ not for profit.
For those music lovers check out Beto and the Fairlanes on Youtube for some awesome latin jazz.
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sr0wWCwp8w"]Beto and the Fairlanes : Right Clickin' - Infynit Hour - YouTube[/ame]

[topwater blowup]

Id be more than happy to help with mowing it forward...

[OleTomTalker]

I like it!

[riverbowman]

Good stuff and I can think of no better name than Mow it Forward