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9/11 Reasons To Fall
Okay, so fall officially began on September 22 and everyone is rejoicing. "What's the big deal," you say? Here are 11 reasons why fall is the best season ever.

Apple cider. Hot or cold, apple cider is perfect any time of day. Treat yourself to a glass. Or a gallon. There's no difference, really.
2. Corn mazes. We've all gone to corn mazes when we were kids. This fall, reminisce and go get lost among 6-foot-tall corn stalks!

3. Haunted houses. If you're the type that loves a good scare, you've probably been waiting for these all year. Go with your friends one night!

4. American Horror Story. The latest installment of the hit TV show, themed "Roanoke", premiered on September 14, and it's creepier than ever. And who doesn't love Evan Peters?
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