Ay-ay-aye!

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So, I just put the disk I typed all my NaNo stuff on into my computer. Apparently, my parents' computer has a virus. As I have never had a virus I didn't know that "quarantining" a file is synonymous with "deleting" a file, at least in the Norton Anti-Virus dictionary. So, everything I wrote at my parents house - poof! - gone.

Actually, it's still on their harddrive so once they clean their computer (my BIL is a computer whiz and will take care of that for them next time he's over there), I can recover it. It sucks so bad though, I don't really care! :)

So, now I know why I was so adamant with myself that I had to take 37 minutes to upload the novel for verification "in case something happens" instead of waiting until I got to work this morning and could have uploaded it in 30 seconds. Whew! Now that 37 minutes seems like time well spent!

Also, this whole virus thing hasn't helped with my complete lack of motivation in writing that final chapter sometime in the next 5.5 hours.

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2011 Participant

2011 Municipal Liaison
NaNoName: pipermaru
Also known as: Dana

2011 NaNo Novel:
Who knows?

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Updated for 2011 by Dana

Past NaNovels

2010 Winner
Untitled Supernatural Mystery
Final Word Count: 52,769

2009 Winner
Gethsemane Redux
Final Word Count: 52,256

2008 Winner
Circle of Six
Final Word Count: 63,211

2007 Winner
Basic Chemistry
Final Word Count: 56,093

2006 Winner
Trixie Belden and the Mystery at Turtle Cove
Final Word Count: 50,773

2005 Winner
Gethsemane
Final Word Count: 50,724

2004 Winner
Beneath the Surface
Final Word Count: 51,021

2003 Winner
House of Cards
Final Word Count: 63,789