https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHmftxlM9wY
In the link above it shows a video of two little boys playing soccer in the front yard. In the reading "a brief history about lawns." In the reading it mention how in some cultures it is weird to have a front lawn. In our culture it would feel weird if we did not have a front lawn. Some thought that if you had a lawn it meal you came from money. In the video you can see the two boys just playing soccer as normal in front of their yards. In so many years yards have been so normal that we even have big yards to play national soccer games or even the super bowl. These are big games that people will pay lots of money for to watch people pay a game on a big piece of grass. I am not sure if they do that in all cultures. I know in Mexico some people will play in dirt instead of grass and I am sure that they aren't the only ones that don't always play in grass.
I think us Americans just look at lawns as normal things we see everyday. Special events can take place on lawns like for example the white house holds a big event on their front of the law to meet queen Elizabeth. It is a special event that is held right on the front yard of the White house. Lawns do not always have to let something special take place on it. You can just drive by neighborhoods and see people cutting the grass or just sitting with their dog or gardening, or you might just see a lawn empty, not everyone uses their lawn. It just however you use your lawn determines if you are grateful for having a lawn or not.