It makes no difference on MY grass with My lawnmower.. I mow my lawns fast.. If I didn't my back wouldn't stand up to hours mowing or my patience .. My lawns even if I say it myself are the neatest around here... whether it depends on the type of grass or even mower you have is open to debate, but not for me..even with mowers in the past of a different make
I think it can be taken too far. My mother could be very cheap and she made it into harassing others in the household and sometimes going without. Though we always had food. Looking back, it was foolish.
The thinner and more sparse the lawn is the faster one can mow, and the harder it is to keep from wandering because the line btwn the cut and uncut is not distinct.
I don't get it. Is that what you want? To be cheap w/yourself so a charity gets more? Is that a virtue? Maybe I'm not understanding that simple sentence.
I was wondering the same thing. If you had children or beloved nieces/nephews whose lives would be much improved by generous inheritances, I could kind of see it (though being generous with them while we're still alive is much more rewarding).
Are you saying along with a house full of items no one wants that you try to sell at yard sales you hoard money?
That sounds "generous", but denying yourself does Not improve your retirement years. With regard to a Will, if you have no relatives. etc., you might want to consider contacting an attorney, and setting up a Trust. A Will set up like you say, could leave your estate in probate...which would bleed off a huge amount to the State and Courts, and delay everything for months.
Wise advice, Don. Glad you noticed that.
Or the CEO of the charities and the board members.. more like...
That’s very noble of you.
