I found all of those one afternoon in a couple patches in my front yard.
I didn't keep any of them.
Recently I started keeping them!
I seal each one in a strip of packaging tape!
I usually find at least one each time I look.
They turn brown fairly quickly, but they are all real four-leaf clovers!
This is one I found over eight years ago!
It's been in my wallet ever since.
It still looks pretty great!
If you would like a four-leaf clover (or two or 10) send me an e-mail at sethifusp@gmail.com!
Make sure to write something like "four-leaf clover" "I need luck!" or something like that, otherwise I might not open it.
I will charge $5 for each four-leaf clover! There will be a short note from me with the preserved four-leaf clover in an envelope. All sent to you wherever you are!
You can pay me more if you like, I might add a drawing to the note or something like that.
Here's my new "business" logo!
Again, write to sethifusp@gmail.com if you want one! I'll write back with instructions and send the clover to you asap!
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