Quote by Michael Lipsey

When you have poison oak you love nature a little less.

When you have poison oak you love nature a little less.

Summary

This quote suggests that experiencing the negative consequences of poison oak, such as rashes and discomfort, can diminish one's appreciation for nature. It implies that the undesirable consequences of the plant's contact can dampen one's enthusiasm or admiration towards the natural world.

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