[at-l] Someone to hike with Jerry!

[Marsha]

.....but he should have known that cutting damp grass with a dull bladed 
lawnmower could would most definitely produce an ugly lawn, and probably 
leave damaged spots.........that would take a long time to regrow.......

Marsha
"StarLyte" .......I'll toast my wine glass at 2:00 p.m........

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Felix J" <athiker at smithville.net>
Cc: <at-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 10:49 AM
Subject: Re: [at-l] Someone to hike with Jerry!


> marytinvb at aol.com wrote:
>
>>  Hi Jerry! I noticed you apparently like jazz and wanted to maybe hook 
>> you up with my soon-to-be-ex-husband and his new girlfriend. His name is 
>> Hugh Richard Trotter and his girlfriend is Cheryl Deponceau (who 
>> apparently thinks she's "cute"), and they live in Chesapeake, Virginia. 
>> He would be an excellent hiking companion for you and he loves to travel 
>> and listen to jazz. And she would be an excellent hiking companion as 
>> well because she manipulates people and convinces them that they would be 
>> better off leaving the family penniless, so I'm sure she could navigate a 
>> good trail for the two of you.
>>
>> Although he deserted me and the children a few months ago, apparently he 
>> treats his friends a lot better. I'd like to do some light hiking in the 
>> wooded areas around Virginia Beach if anyone lives down this way.
>>
>>
>
> The mower never did run right. He knew it. It got him by, though, so he
> just left it as is. As the sun settled in the west the shadows grew
> longer and the yard darker. He chugged along, wanting to get done before
> the game started. An occasional miss in the engine reminded him of a
> tractor his father had when he was a child.
>
> The air, cool without the sun to warm it, was moist and heavy. As the
> evening's dew started to blanket everything exposed, the traction
> started to go away. Had he known of the dangers of mowing a dew-covered
> lawn on an ill-running mower as twilight walked around, he'd have
> stopped right then. But, he didn't. No, he didn't.
>
>
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