Things we take for granted.

Of the many things that we take for granted, nets are so common that the types in daily use vary so considerably in mesh size and shape. From nets to protect fruit from birds and nets to scoop fish from water, nets figure everywhere in daily life. Sport, Fishing, Household uses, agriculture and a hundred other uses. Who makes the nets? Where are they made? Irrespective of those criteria, they "appear" at our behest. They arrive from nowhere as if by magic and go on sale at relevant places. Brushes of a thousand types have a similar station on the planet yet the yard broom and the hair brush do not receive much accolade. Salesmen earn a living like the Kleeneze man. Selling brushes and brooms is a steady trade. If I think of any other commonplace day-to-day items I shall add a paragraph here.