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Sums up how I feel about studying horses right now... Though I have realized a trend... If something is wrong with the horse, the horse can get laminitis. Diarrhea.. bam laminitis! Endocrine disease.. bam laminitis! So glad I am not a horse.

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Sums up how I feel about studying horses right now... Though I have realized a trend... If something is wrong with the horse, the horse can get laminitis. Diarrhea.. bam laminitis! Endocrine disease.. bam laminitis! So glad I am not a horse.
True story
 
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Speaking of Special Snowflakedness, I have a clock in my office that runs backwards (i.e. it's labeled, uh, clockwise 12, 11, 10, 9, etc. and it runs counter-clockwise).

I'm so used to that clock that I have to consciously think when I try to read a normal clock.

(I only thought of this because I just remembered to set it back for fall daylight savings change....)
 
Speaking of Special Snowflakedness, I have a clock in my office that runs backwards (i.e. it's labeled, uh, clockwise 12, 11, 10, 9, etc. and it runs counter-clockwise).

I'm so used to that clock that I have to consciously think when I try to read a normal clock.

(I only thought of this because I just remembered to set it back for fall daylight savings change....)

Clocks make me consciously think too. Of how much time has passed since I last looked and how little I've accomplished since then.
 
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