I have a question.

I have a story that has barely got a plot sequence. Can I use that or do I start from scratch. I wanted to try and get my story turned into a novel. I'm not that far and I wanted to see if I could use that. Writing without being a critque will do me good because I about quite on my story allready.

I slightly found my answer.

Do I have to start my novel from scratch on November 1? Can I use an outline?
Yes.

This sounds like a dumb, arbitrary rule, we know. But bringing a half-finished manuscript into NaNoWriMo all but guarantees a miserable month. You'll care about the characters and story too much to write with the gleeful, anything-goes approach that makes NaNoWriMo such a creative rush. Give yourself the gift of a clean slate, and you'll tap into realms of imagination and intuition that are out-of-reach when working on pre-existing manuscripts.

Outlines and plot notes are very much encouraged, and can be started months ahead of the actual novel-writing adventure. Previously written prose, though, is punishable by death.

But question. If I really want to get this one finished should I use my unfinished story that is still being worked on by the seconds I get bord online or should I start over once more?

I would think if you reaaaalllyyy want to use the one you've already started, then do that, but then subtract the word count you already have from your final, so you still have to write the same amount. you know?

Sounds fair enough. I think I'll do that. Thank you.