Monica Reed

We’ve entered a week in the Palindrome Zone!

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We’ve entered a week in the Palindrome Zone!

Well, this is interesting!

So check this out! We just entered a 10-day stretch where every date is a palindrome. What the heck is a palindrome? A Palindrome is the same forwards and backwards. It started with 1-20-21, and goes all the way through next Friday, 1-29-21.

Interesting, right?

But if you forget or miss this palindrome stretch, don’t panic or feel that all hope is lost . . . there’s another nine-day stretch starting on December 1st.

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