Read-A-Thon Wrap-Up

1. Which hour was most daunting for you?
I got a headache around 2am and knew I had better get to bed to ward off a migraine.


2. If you were a Cheerleader, do you have any advice for next year’s Cheerleaders?
I loved getting a group of readers to concentrate on.  I was able to visit them all once or twice and visit the participants of the mini-challenges and not feel like I was missing anybody.   As a cheerleader, I found it hard to scroll through the reader's posts that had all their updates in one extra long post, most of which was repititive for me to find a new section to read and cheer the reader on about.   I understand their motivation for doing so but it made this cheerleader have to work harder (if that makes sense). 

3. How likely are you to participate in the Read-a-thon again? What role would you be likely to take next time?
Definitely will participate again.  The next time will be a reader as each event I rotate between cheering and reading.

Running total of pages read since you started: 170
Amount of time spent reading since last update: 2 hours (30 minutes of audio)
Mini-challenges completed: 13
Other participants you’ve visited: 150
Prize you’ve won: 1
Thank you event coordinators, hourly hosts, mini-challenge hosts, prize donators, readers and cheerleaders for helping to make the Read-A-Thon a great event!!!  Now I am off to do what did not get done yesterday before the final rounds of The Masters.

Thank you to my readers for putting up with the many posts yesterday.