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I don't worry a lot about inheritance, since no one saw fit to leave me a fortune. On the other hand, I have to disagree with you about OOP. Perhaps some wannabe gurus have misled you.
Objects are objects. Procedures are procedures. Your lawn is an object, a particular instantiation of a generic lawn. Your lawnmower is an object, a particular instantiation of a generic lawnmower with its own subtly different instantiations of carburetors, throttle linkages, and kill-switches.
Mowing your lawn is a procedure. Maybe it's even a method of the lawn, but it shouldn't be a method of the mower. It might not even be a good method for the lawn object, because you never know who left a freakin' skateboard right in the middle of that sucker.
I would suggest that if you have found OOP to be a detriment, then you have had the wool pulled over your eyes by a supremely ignorant someone. Perhaps you should regroup.
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