Camp NaNoWriMo World-Building Virtual Write-In 6/25/14
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These are all the things I wrote during the virtual write-in for today--or, if you're only seeing this later on, on June 25, 2014; the first virtual write-in of July Camp NaNoWriMo, I believe.
I didn't participate in every single prompt, sadly, but I did a few, and I don't think I did terribly. None of these are edited; no words changed, but also not corrected, so I apologize if there are some spelling errors here and there. However, do feel free to point them out, if you're as bothered by spelling and grammatical errors as I often am.
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