We had the first t-storm of the season here today, Simon prepared for it
by wrapping his leash around a stack of resin chairs and getting under them.
Holly just kept watching Frankie Squirrel. It took a while to get them
both into the house.
Then the sun, Holly and Simon came back out and I've gotten this new habit of walking over
to the Mulberry stump to see how the things growing out of it are progressing,
and GUESS what I found?
Okay, I'll tell you. Hidden under a bit of Mulberry stump, was this...
Count the leaves...
Isn't that the coolest?
Okay, maybe not to you. But every time I go out to cut the grass (and the clover ground cover along with it) I'm always looking for one of these. Maybe it's just a combination of too much Uncle Floyd as a child coupled with really liking Head Over Heels from Tears For Fears, I don't know. :)
On a completely freaky note, my Aunt Barbara found a four-leaf clover THE SAME DAY. Weird, huh?
Of course my cousin Angela has found four... so um... that kinda makes this a bit less interesting, doesn't it?
Hey, give me a break, it was my first four-leaf clover!
Anyhoo, it's not the same thing, exactly, but it's cute, and it's for you...
click it... oooh...
Don't forget to come back though. :)
Some of you may have wondered what the current state of my four-leaf clover is.
Well, I'll tell you whether you wanted to know or not. :)
It currently resides in my Willam Shakespeare book. No interesting place in particular,
just the first page that says "The Works of Shakespeare". Maybe I should put in
into Cymbeline or Darlin' Corie... Maybe I should've lied and said it was there. :)
--L.B.N., 11/14/1998