Mike Andes describes calling a lawn-care company while managing his elderly parent's care in a dementia unit. Augusta showed up the next morning to mow before the HOA could escalate, saving him from a conflict he didn't have time to handle.
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Homeowners association was going ballistic. My father, he is now in a dementia unit. So my sister and I are taking care of the house, and we forgot about the lawn care, and we had scheduled work for next week, but I knew homeowners were going to go bonkers. So I literally called yesterday and said, could anybody just go up there and mow the lawn? And we are really booked. We overly booked. And I said, well, if you can. Boy, that would make me happy. The neighbor up there called me this morning and said Augusta was here first thing this morning. Oh, good.
So, anyway, I'm literally just calling to say thank you and whoever you pass that on to. I didn't expect them to be able to do it. And they did. And it was so very appreciated.