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Remember, Remember … – Lioness at Large

Remember, Remember …

… the first of November!

Halloween Bingo 2019 may be coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean we’re done playing games!  Get ready for the year’s grand finale …

Yes — it’s time to start thinking about 

 The team has grown this year, to include Tea – Stitch – Read (aka Tea’s Haunted House during Halloween Bingo), and we’re of course very happy to have her!

Further details about this year’s game will be announced closer to November 1.

Are you excited yet?  We certainly are!

 

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