Six Leaf Clover
Six...yes SIX...leaf clover!
So I am walking back from lunch today and bam...there it is...a six leaf clover. You are probably counting five leaves, but what appears to be the leaf in the top right hand corner is actually two separate leaves crammed together making this a very unique SIX LEAF CLOVER. Sorry for the randomness of this blog posting, I just had to share how cool that is.
So I am walking back from lunch today and bam...there it is...a six leaf clover. You are probably counting five leaves, but what appears to be the leaf in the top right hand corner is actually two separate leaves crammed together making this a very unique SIX LEAF CLOVER. Sorry for the randomness of this blog posting, I just had to share how cool that is. CAMPER REGISTRATIONS as of 3/21/07
Session 1, full for girls, still enrolling boys
Session 2, FULL + a waiting list
Session 3, FULL + a waiting list
Session 4, FULL + a waiting list
Session 5, two spaces left for girls, 3 spaces left for boys
In other words, if you want to register for camp, you better do it now.
posted by Brad Thompson at 12:28 PM
11 Comments:
cmon session 1 boys!!!!
I don't Know Brad To me it looks like Five leaves But Maybe its your lucky day!!
I don't Know Brad To me it looks like Five leaves But Maybe its your lucky day!!
Haha Bradley rocks my socks.
Haha Bradley rocks my socks.
obviously it has been photshopped
I found one too! and a five leaf clover.. very cool
thats pretty amazing!
OH YEAH, BRAD??? WELL, I FOUND AN 8-LEAF CLOVER!!!
Just kidding. I'm still debating on whether that's real or photoshopped...
this will haunt my dreams forever.
Brad-
B- brave
R- RANDOM
A- awesome
D- dangerous hehe!!
See its in your name you have to be random some times!!
Love, Kelly A
Pinehurst NC
Session 5 camper!!
CANT WAIT TILL CAMP!!
4 more days 4 MORE DAYS!!! YAY!!!!!
There are five and six leaf clovers my 8 year old just came in the house with a five and a six leaf clover. It's hard to see the leaves in a picture cause some of the leaves kinda grow out from under the other leaves. Good luck Brad!
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