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New toy: Wordle
OK, it’s late. And I can’t get to sleep. I’m halfway through the new Stephen King book (11/22/63), but it’s pretty heavy. (Literally.) So I’m cruising blogs and Gretchen Rubin suggests a new web toy: Wordle. As the tag line says, “Beautiful Word Clouds.” Intriguing, eh?
You just paste in the copy from your blog, or link to your blog feed, and it gives you a nifty piece of art. Here’s the wordle for yesterday’s post (a wrap-up of reviews).

And I did another one, for my 12-27 reviews (relatively recent, random!)
You can play around with the shape, the font, and the color. Here’s my final one, for the review of Elizabeth Berg’s Once Upon a Time.

It’s kinda fun. Check it out here.
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