theonlybluecow

When you ask your mom why she has so many ones, does she say "Ohh from my vending machine job."

Are you and Jamie friends outside the show?

I used to use scotts weed n feed every spring and summer, I also bagged my grass clippings. Over the years my lawn kept getting worse. I did'nt realize it until I saw older photos. One day I was sitting in the front yard, drinking a coffee and noticed a bee buzzing around my coffee. I realized it had been ages since I have seen a bee, and I was wondering if the weed n feed was destroying clover and other things that attracted bees. So I decided to stop the weed n feed, and also decided to stop bagging the grass clippings. That was three years ago, my grass is now lush and healthy. It's less cost, and less work, plus I see bees buzzing around clover and other things growing. Home lawncare is a multi billion dollar a year industry, does using things like weed n feed eliminate the plants that bees need or want? I'm just one home owner with a third acre, but if there are millions of people using those products, are we eliminating millions of acres of plant life that bees want or need?

EDIT: I'm a little drunk right now, please excuse formatting and any grammar or spelling errors.

What does South Bend have planned to solve the homless epidemic?

None of the surrounding areas have the massive amounts of homeless on the streets like South Bend does. So why is it such a problem here?