It's very likely that you will hear three separate mowers this morning, one behind each of us.

Yeah, it's spring.

Because it's springtime and everybody's mowing apparently all at the same time.

Hopefully, the guy across the street is mowers off, so hopefully he ran out of gas.

So that's cool.

Oh, yeah.

We went out and moved the farm. I m i mowed my grass suddenly the grass here was like 10 inches long and i have a guy justin mows my

lawn and he mowed it the other day so every time i come in the house like my feet look like two hay bales so i got

i got to walk into the house late at night and i forget to look down and i come in and there's two hay bales on the floor right up when my shoes are. So I have to remember. It did really shoot up a lot. And we had mowed the farm the first time before we went on spring break like a month ago or so. And then we, you know, we were gone for a little bit and we didn't get back out there. And we went out the other day and it was like, I don't know, 18 inches tall.

Just like way up there.

And so we had to take turns, Jenny and I both going out and mowing, just trying to get it cut down in a couple of passes.

But we have been mowing the backyard for, you know, more often because we see it more often.

But we have this new dog, Boone, that we got a few months back.

And he's, he's not white, but he's like a, like a yellow lab white, you know.

And so every time we mow the grass, he runs around and he comes back in with green feet because his paw's just like soak at us.

So he's like, he's got like green socks on all the way.

Anyway, he's good dog.

He's huge now.

He's 65 pounds already.

He's six months old.

You know that's bigger than him.

That's like four weir dogs.

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