As I walked down Tulane Avenue, I was taken aback by seeing a horse grazing in a nearby yard. My thoughts immediately raced as I thought about all the tasks that needed attending. Yet, as I drew closer, I soon realized that it was not a live animal but a metal creation. Chuckles escaped me as I couldn’t help but laugh at my gullibility. I snapped a couple of shots of the horse, and one became my postcard for 02/05/23.

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