May 08, 2013 11:16
Because I'm super-busy at work, I need to get this out of my head so I can stop wondering about it. It's something I was thinking about as I was hiking this weekend (6 miles or so on Saturday, and a nice 10+ on Sunday).
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Berries White take flight
Leaves of three let them be.
Curious how that last line changes, but still means the same thing.
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Leaves of three, don't touch me
Berries white, poisonous sight!
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Unless you were my father. Neither poison ivy nor oak bothered him. He used to pull up poison oak by the roots using his bare hands -- and it didn't affect him. I never attempted it myself, so I don't know if that gene passed down to me. I know it escaped my sister -- she touched the poison oak at a young age and wasn't a happy camper later, shall we say.
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I never heard the "Leaves of three" rhyme until I saw Homer quote it in The Simpsons:
"Leaves of three, let it be
Leaves of four, eat some more."
If it weren't for doctors' orders, I'd ideally get out walking in nature about a tenth as much as I do. But the choices were essentially nature or a torture chamber gym or fitness center, so it was an obvious pick for me.
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