Some people might have noticed that I have deleted all my previous posts. The reason to this is none of anyone concern and not for public information( so dont ask), everything that has been written here before should be seen as a expression of my thoughts in that moment i wrote it - and most of it might never have happened and was only in my head.
From now on, this blog will take a different direction. since I am bored out of my scull at work, i deceided to educate myself further.
For this I am using this website:
http://watchout4snakes.com/
Which is a random word generator, and every day i will choose one word and then write about it during my day.
Todays word is Currycomb.
A currycomb is a a comb with plastic or rubber teeth, used for grooming horses.
A tool made of rubber or plastic with short "teeth" on one side, that slides onto the hand of the groom. It is usually the first tool used in daily grooming. The horse is rubbed or "curried" to help loosen dirt, hair, and other detritus, plus stimulate the skin to produce natural oils. The curry comb is usually used in a circular motion to work loose embedded material. Curries are generally too harsh to be used on the legs or head, though varieties made of softer rubber are available.
There are however metal currycombs is a currycomb made of metal, with a handle. They are designed for use on show cattle. The metal curry comb is not designed for horses; the metal teeth can damage the skin and hair. There is no reason for a horse owner to buy one, though many barns have them sitting around and use them for cleaning out dirt and hair from softer-bristled brushes. For removing mud and winter hair, as well as for cleaning brushes, a shedding blade (see below) is preferable to a metal curry, and a shedding blade can also do double duty for cleaning out other brushes.
To dream of a currycomb foretells that great labors must be endured in order to obtain wealth and comfort. lol :)
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