By two in the afternoon in July the air over Worthville has gone thick, and the thunderheads start stacking up west toward Lake Jackson. All-Out Lawn and Snow reads that sky like a clock — get the mowing down, get the trimming done, get the driveway blown off before the first fat drops hit the concrete. Grass in this corner of Butts County grows fast and greedy through the wet months, and keeping it in hand means showing up on a rhythm rather than a whim. The reward comes right after: a cut lawn steaming a little in the sun, edges tight against the walk, not a clipping left on the pavement. It is ordinary work, and it makes an ordinary street look cared for.