Mina-san, seen any green grass lately?

Just wondering: who has a lawn in Japan? I don’t think people have lawns, they have gardens, right?

I found some and it was great! But I don’t think it’s the same grass you’re talking about!
JK

But on a more serious note,
I’m glad that bird shut that darn dog up. My neighbor’s dog always barks, but there are no hawks in my neck of the words.

クリストファー・ハート, I like blue grass!! But my knowledge is probably superficial compared to yours.

Marky, classic!

ハートさん , not sure about too many things, but I know that whatever it is, someone in Japan is into it.
Found this from wikipedia:
http://www.bomserv.com/MoonShiner/
The flyer is in Japanese.

Also, Japanese explanation of bluegrass:
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%96%E3%83%AB%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B0%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B9

Liz-san, excellent point.

Looking at the kanji for “weeds” (zasso) “miscellaneous grass” helps me remember the word .

Can’t you use interrogatives with this structure to convey ‘no matter…’ as well? I’m not sure which ones it works with. I’ve seen a lot of examples, but I can only remember:

どんなに価値があるものでも。。。 no matter what value it has…

It was a bit confusing at first, because translating it makes little sense. I pretty much understand it, but it’d be nice to know which ones work/sound natural…

どれを選んでも。。。 no matter which one you pick…
なんでやっても。。。 no matter why you do it…
どのぐらい高くても。。。 no matter how expensive it is…
どう言っても。。。 no matter how you say it…
何のビールを飲んでも。。。 no matter what beer you drink…
どこに行っても。。。 no matter where you go…
だれが好きでも。。。 no matter who you like…

If these make sense then I’m okay, otherwise 宜しく！

in this phrase ” Tsugi kara tsugi e to” how is it written in kana? I’m just confused about the “e” is it へor え　？

とてもおもしろいです
In Florida, the grass is always greener over the septic tank.