Our Homestead

The small glass was hidden by the tall grass.

You better wear shoes if you think that there is glass in the grass.

Clever!

My grandfather used to put a glass in the grass to see when he should cut it (The grass, not the glass).

So, make a sentence with grass and glass. 

Here is mine:

There is glass in the grass and I cut my foot!

Since that was lame, I asked Gemini for some help:

The dew glistened on the grass like a million tiny glasses of water.
The children played a game of hide-and-seek in the tall grass, their laughter echoing through the glass windows of the nearby houses.
The gardener carefully trimmed the edges of the grass with a pair of sharp glasses.
The picnic blanket was spread out on the lush green grass, and a vase of wildflowers sat on the glass table.
The cat lazily stretched out on the cool grass, its eyes half-closed as it watched a butterfly flit past the glass door.
The ball rolled across the grass and shattered a glass vase on the patio.
The artist carefully sketched the delicate blades of grass onto the glass pane.
]The scientist peered through the microscope at a sample of grass, amazed by the intricate details visible through the glass lenses.
The old woman sat on the park bench, watching the children play on the grass through her thick glasses.
The rain hammered against the glass windows, while the wind whipped through the tall grass in the field.