Saturday morning on the East Side starts with a garage door going up and a mower rolling off the trailer. Furrs lawn care/automotive repair takes the yards on the Robinson Street grades, where lots run short and steep and every pass has to be deliberate — mowing, string trimming, edging, hedge work, mulching, and cleanups at both turns of the year. There is a mechanic's habit in the approach: things run better when they are kept, and a lawn is no different. By noon the block smells like cut grass and the sidewalks are swept clear of clippings. That is the shape of a good day here — one street, done properly, before the afternoon heat sets in.