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Greetings Players,

This is a blog documenting the antics and adventures had by the Harrisonburg Game Night group.  This group is a very close-knit group of friends who likes to play.  And it just so happens that we meet up every fortnight.

The intent of this blog is to track what we played, when we played it, and what each of us thought about it.  What we liked, what we hated, what we drank, and what we sang.

I will try this for a time, and see how things go.
As always, feedback is encouraged!

GloryToad

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