Saturday morning on a Batesville side street sounds like one mower at a time, working its way up the block. David's Lawn Service is often one of them — cutting in straight passes, edging where concrete meets grass, trimming around the crepe myrtle and the porch rail, then blowing the walk until it looks swept. Nothing about the work is complicated, which is precisely why it deserves to be finished all the way; the details are the difference between a lawn that got mowed and a lawn that got taken care of. Neighbors notice, and that is half the pleasure of it. By noon the street looks like a street people are proud to live on.