There is a kind of order only a mower can put on a place. Lawn Enforcement of Southern Illinois works the Route 51 corridor with exactly that in mind — passes laid straight, height held even, the trimmer tracing every fence line, an edge cut along each walk and drive so the turf stops where it is told. Grass comes off the concrete before the trailer gate goes back up. When winter shows up, the same discipline moves to the blade: windrows pushed to one side, corners squared, walks opened end to end. Order in July, order in January, and both of them visible from the mailbox.