A Bit of Fun!

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Jessie: In New Hampshire where the evenings are becoming cool and the hydrangeas are blooming!

I love using online generators for a bit of fun! I had the idea to create a word cloud using text pulled from this website and below is the result. I found it so interesting to see the words it pulled from the blog and how frequently they were used. I hope that you enjoy it too! In case you are not familiar with them, the larger the word displayed in the cloud, the more frequently it appears on the blog. I don’t expect any of us would be surprised to see that the word mysteries was the most used!

And, I thought it would be fun to create a digital jigsaw of the word cloud too. If you would like to play it, just click this link!

Readers, which words do you think you use the most in your work or in your private life?

Published by Jessie Crockett

Jessie Crockett wears a lot of hats, both literally and literarily. As Jessie Crockett she is the Daphne Award winning author of Live Free or Die and the nationally bestselling Sugar Grove series. As Jessica Ellicott she has received starred reivews from Publishers Weekly and Library Journal for her historical mystery Murder in an English Village. As Jessica Estevao she writes the Agatha Award nominated Change of Fortune Mysteries. She loves the beach, fountain pens, Mini Coopers and throwing parties. She lives in northern New England where she obsessively knits wool socks and enthusiastically speaks Portuguese with a shocking disregard for the rules of grammar.

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  2. Fun indeed, Jessie! Thanks for sharing. Big words in my life would be “policy” for the day job, “mystery” for my writing, and “cat” for everything else since kitty Maria is snoozing on my lap as I type this! 😺

  3. Curiosity (love learning new facts), country (that’s home and best place to be), weather (relates to what we can do), slideshow (love photography), thankful (reminded daily how blessed I am), memories (fun times and of loved ones no longer with us), and delicious (we love to bake and cook – and naturally eat) are the ones that stand out the most for me.
    2clowns at arkansas dot net

  4. Clearly, that cloud came from this month with September so prominently displayed, and I didn’t find any other months. I was surprised to see politics show up so highly. But the biggest words? No real surprise there.

    I’ve discovered I definitely have a problem using definitely too much when I’m working on one of my reviews. Fortunately, Word flags it for me, so I can edit most of them out.

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