A Milledgeville thunderstorm can shut down an afternoon and be gone by six, leaving the west side steaming and the grass an inch taller than it was at lunch. Clean Cutz Lawn Care heads back out in that cooled-off hour, mowing while the light turns blue, trimming, recutting edges, gathering the twigs the wind scattered across the yard. There is a particular pleasure in the last property of a long day — engine off, walks clear, the smell of wet cut grass hanging in the air. Storms are part of the deal in this county; so is coming back. The lawn does not stay behind for long.