Horses, written by Elsa Powell published by Childrens Press, Chicago. It is a juvenile literature book and it has 48 pages. It has 9 chapters so today we will learn about A Horse Needs Care.

A horse is like Steemit. Don’t leave just yet hear me out.
It needs to be treated with kindness and cared for to be healthy and to grow. We as Steemians are the care taker of the voluptuous mystical theological Milky Way called Steemit.

Steemit needs content that engage the community. It needs outstanding servers and witnesses to run them. It needs site developers and a ton of other things that makes it run like a well-oiled machine.

Just as a horse needs food, water, and exercise. (bear with me) They are metaphorically similar in their own stratosphere.
A horse needs to be catered to in return it will cater to you back. Supporting you a good ride or performing for you at full capacity like the way we want the servers and hosting to do here for us.

Comb the horse down from head to tail the same way you power up and power down your steem power. It’s hard to show the similarities there but think about it for a minute after a few drinks and it will start to make sense.

Clean the feet and legs of your horse if you cherish it. The same way you upvote and resteem a post that caught your attention. If it gave you an emotional reaction or simply made you laugh. To feed a horse it takes a lot of money. It takes a lot of money because they eat a lot of food. Along with medical in case it gets sick. This is like how Steemit need a lot of Steemians. They need a lot of Steemians to perform the tasks that keep the site engaging and interesting socially. They have witnesses and site developers in case the site goes down or catches a virus; or worse gets hacked. If Steemit was a horse do you think it would be a Stallion or a Mare?

Source Code

Work Cited
Posell, Elsa Z.
Horses.
(A New true book)
Previously published as: The true book of horse. 1961
Summary: Briefly traces the growth and training of a foal, weanling, and yearling, discusses the history, and uses of horses in America, and describes various kinds of horses.
1. Horses- Juvenile literature. [1. Horses]
I. Title.
SF302.P67 1981 636.1 81-7741
ISBN 0-516-01623-7 AACR2

Copyright© 1981 by Regensteiner Publishing Enterprises. Inc.
All rights reserved. Published simultaneously in Canada.
Printed in the United States of America.
Original copyright, 1961, Childrens Press

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