Kittieme writes about a Spring-time hobby.

Many of you have probably been enjoying the first signs of spring this past March. I know I have! Some of my favorite sports are starting up, the sun has been peeking out of the gray winter clouds, and I have been going on bike rides with my brother. These are all fun springtime activities, but none of them compare to my favorite spring hobby - gardening.

Lots of people think gardening is just for old people who are long retired from their day jobs. Others might think it is simply a waste of time. I however think it is an awesome way to express individuality, and it is also a fun way to pass time. I agree that planting the marigold seed in the plastic cup with your name scribbled on it back in grade school was boring, and I hope that isn't what you think gardening is.

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Ice3211 reports on the St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Whyville.

As many of you know, Wednesday was St. Patrick's Day. If you were on Whyville, you would have probably seen a lot of green: green clothes, green scions, and lots of green clovers! The clovers were a main part of the day, because if you found one with four leaves, you would become the proud owner of some pearls. Easier said than done, most people just found three-leaf clovers, but there were some lucky people out there who did find a four-leaf clover (they were out there, just not very many!)

Here is an interview with some of Whyville's four-leaf clover hunters.

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