THE PRIMROSE HALLOWEEN SCENE

For many kids October 31st was a date second only to Christmas in terms of anticipation and parting, maybe even exceeding the Yule Season in the intake of sweets and treats and all things leading to bad dental visits. 
And it’s that celebration, Halloween that is the fondly remembered holiday in this episode of The Primrose Chronicles.
From the class rooms to the neighborhood sidewalks and homes, activities filled the entire month.
Most all of them are not specific to the NE side of Indianapolis, so don’t let an unfamiliarity with the community keep you an outsider. 
You’ll probably find several familiar spots along this audio journey where you’ll want to at least slow, likely pull over and maybe even park in memories of your own. 
If that’s your experience, your host and narrator has accomplished his desire for this telling the tale. 
So enjoy & offer your comments at The Primrose Chronicles Facebook page or send a personal message to theprimrosechronicles@gmail.com.
Blessings

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