Writing Bloopers

Just for fun—and so that you can laugh with me a little—I’m sharing some of my writing bloopers with you!
Here they go. ;)

1) Once, I sent a query without the title of my manuscript. (!)

2) The first time I got in a critique group, I didn’t know the members so well.  And there was this girl who had the same name as an agent I’d queried with my last MS.  So, since Gmail suggests addresses, I trusted Gmail and sent the chapter for critiquing to the agent, instead of this group member. *oops*

3) Remember this post in where former agent, Nathan Bransford, said there were so many people who misspelled his last name? And so he taught us to spell it properly (B as in boy, R - A - N, S as in Sam, F as in Frank, O-R-D. BransFORD)? Well, I read it, and then queried him. And I was SOOOO worried about getting his last name right that the query I actually sent to him was addressed to “Dear Ms. Bransford,” instead of “Dear Mr. Bransford.” *headdesk* (At least I spelled his last name right, didn't I?)

How about you? Do you have any writing blooper (s) you’d like to share with us so we can laugh a little?

PS: I’m almost finished reading the finalists' entries. Hang in there, and I’ll announce the winner next Monday--Tuesday tops (not tomorrow, but next week). Oh, and I replied to all the "Please Explain" emails, so if you emailed me and didn't hear back from me, please resend.