I was outside, chilling out in the clovers with the cat and dogs when I remembered an activity that I did in school a long time ago when I was in Elementary School. Pretty much the science teacher took us out to the grassy area of the school and had us look for four leaf clovers. So, for fun, if anyone has time outside that they'd like to spend searching, why not try looking for some natural 4+ leaf clovers? :) Wiki says there are about 10,000 regular clovers for every four leaf clover, and there are even clovers out there that have more then four leaves.


After about an hour outside searching, I was able to find four myself today. They're now safely stashed in a snack sized baggy. :D