A Wordle is a nifty little contraption that takes words from your site and creates a little snapshot of those words. Also, you can enter random words and create a wordle. See, no blog necessary. Hmm, unless you want to post it. Well, then I suppose you could save it to photobucket or flickr or something like that. But now I am off topic.
My Blog’s Wordle:
Let’s see what I was saying this past week, shall we? Hmmm. ~ everyone Elf Yourself ~ {good thing that is meant in a good way} ~ submit W.O.O.F ~ {a little not so subliminal messaging}
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My Writing Blog’s Wordle:
~ Jack want beach gone ~ trees like little thoughts ~ just started walked around ~ {I have added more excerpts from my NaNoWriMo work in progress. You can check them all out here.} Oh, and you can watch my progress throughout the month with the nifty widget located at the top right of the page.
You should try this out. Just head over to Last Shreds of Sanity and find out how. Then be sure to link up your Wordle. I cannot wait to see it!
That is a cool little trick. I’m willing mine will come up with buttocks, beer and donuts in bold, but I’ll have to check on that for sure.
.-= Jannie Funster´s last blog ..Bag Children At The Park =-.
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Anne
Twitter: AnneOnline
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November 21st, 2009 at 10:14 am
@Jannie Funster,
That’s too funny! You could probably charge for that!
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Your Wordle tells me:
1. “Friends digging slowly.” Sounds like gravediggers, but must be you guys toiling away at your novels.
2. “Remember every wonderful whistling thoughts.” Whistling thoughts? I’m not surprised – must be Holly, Heather or Jannie.
3. “Find weird behind.” And I thought you’re being productive in NaNoWriMo. What are you thinking!
Ahahaha. I cheated on the last one – read the words from right to left.
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Anne
Twitter: AnneOnline
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November 21st, 2009 at 10:18 am
@jan geronimo,
Hmmm, and here I thought there may be a crack in there about my behind [no pun intended]. lol
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I like your wordles!
And good luck with NaNoWriMo – anyone that participates in that really impresses me.
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Anne
Twitter: AnneOnline
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November 21st, 2009 at 10:20 am
@IntenseGuy,
Thank you! I am getting so much more out of the experience than just 50,000 words that is for sure. Writing can really lead one to self discovery, if they are open to finding themselves, that is.
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I’m with iggy. Anyone that can commit to dropping an entry daily, even just for the NaNoWriMo, is very impressive. I don’t think I could face myself daily like that….I’m just way too boring.
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Anne
Twitter: AnneOnline
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November 24th, 2009 at 10:56 am
@LadyStyx,
I figure if I can do this, then I can write a book even if it’s not the one I’m writing now. Kind of a ‘put up or shut up’ thing. 
Trust me, I’ve bored myself a few times, but keep pressing on.
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