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Word Wars 8pm (PST) or 04:00 UTC edition

Round 1: 4AM UTC - 4:25AM UTC
10 minute break
Round 2: 4:35 AM UTC - 5:00 AM UTC

If anyone one is still around/interested then

Round 3: 5:10 AM UTC - 5:35 AM UTC

Sorry a little late as my husband was puttering around annoying me


Results: (Please let me know if I missed anyone or messed up your totals)
starry_wolf: 700 words
severina2001: 1107
thtwzjustadream: 1096 words
craterdweller: 1138 words

Total: 4041 words of awesome!

WE ROCKED! And also apparently earned chocolate rewards, although I think I'd nodded off at my keyboard for that part.
Tags: challenge: nano!, challenge: word race
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