Saturday morning in Oregon is slow — the courthouse square throwing a long shadow, half the town able to hear somebody's mower two streets over. TJays Lawn Care is often that sound, working the older blocks and the newer ones out toward Nashua on a weekly turn. Shade under the big trees wants a different cutting height than the open front yards do, and the trimmer handles the fussy business around porch steps, hydrants and stone. Come autumn there are leaves, the stubborn oak kind, and beds to strip down before the ground hardens. Small town, plain work, and a street that looks better every time they pull away from it.