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Operator: God’s busy right now, but if you ring back later he’ll be able to take your call…
[hangs up]
Me: …try again tomorrow… coz he’s got all the time ~as well as the whole world- on/in, his hands.
911: Please stay on the line. Your neighbor (the other) will be with you shortly. You just happen to have complementary needs. I will walk you through it. If I send out my resources like gangbusters it would not be just to your house. Not everybody’s house is ready for that. We understand your frustration. We are right there with you.
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Keep continually weeding your garden,
lest your neighbours’ gardens also becometh full of weeds.
My current situation, right now… for I cannot see any grass, for all the weeds.
I will have you know I intentionally allow the native species to grow wild and do not prefer your typical well-manicured yard. Rarely does anyone ever listen to my advice on the matter. They always mow all that stuff down; all my freaking beautiful wild flowers planted for nothing. I’ve given up for now. If I ever am the only one in charge, there goes my little spot of the normal-looking neighborhood.
Art imitates life wherever I go…
Js. I hope you see your wildflowers.
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What a load of assumptative judgemental twaddle… as per
…is why I ignore, the bore.
I’m not boring you, MagsJ. I’m just standing here minding my own business, admiring your wildflowers.
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How do you make holy water?
… you boil the hell out if it.
New to you. You break it, you buy it (caveat emptor: no refunds). No window shopping; door is always open. Leave 99, get 1 free. Today only.
MagsJ
MagsJ, you need to walk through the weeds and trust that you will find the grass. Keep looking.
It will be there!!! The Leap of faith is well worth it.
Do you remember Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade?
At the third challenge, Indiana faces a giant chasm. There’s no way he could ever come close to jumping across, and he eventually realizes that it’s a leap of faith. Indiana takes a giant step off the edge and Boom! There’s an invisible bridge. He slowly walks across, and before he moves on, he throws some sand across the bridge so he can find his way back more easily.
Thanks Arc, but I was talking literally not metaphorically… my neighbours’ weeds have suffocated all my grass away, so now I’ve got all weeds and no grass.
What to do, what to do! re-seed or pave over the lot…
MagsJ
LOL. I guess that I am in metaphor mode here. I have no idea why I saw it the way I did.
The question which arose within my mind though, MagsJ, just for the heck of it is – which way would you prefer it if it was/had been up to you? What I thought or what is really going on with your grass?
Beautiful cool green grass always pawns a cement pavement. Nature always speaks!
MagsJ
LOL. I guess that I am in metaphor mode here. I have no idea why I saw it the way I did.
The question which arose within my mind though, MagsJ, just for the heck of it is – which way would you prefer it if it was/had been up to you? What I thought or what is really going on with your grass?
Beautiful cool green grass always pawns a cement pavement. Nature always speaks!
…I’m currently accruing plants to repopulate the garden with, after the loss of some of last year’s more tender perennials… the matter of the grass to be resolved, after that.
I guess that resolution choice speaks volumes, of my thought-processes, on the matter of conflict-resolution. 
The weekend will be cool and cloudy… I’ll plant them then, then see how best to complete the garden floor. A fine-bark floor, with flora planted in it, here and there. 
Just came across this… the first is under £60, the 2nd under 40, for the 2x3msq lawn area.
Option B… sedum, thyme, or moss.
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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… just because you can set up a Christian church, doesn’t mean that it is a Christian church.Now that’s how you infiltrate a Parliament.
Fake Christian sects, taking up real Christian-reserved parliamentary seats… ne-va! 
God loves. Full stop.
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