Here’s the Wordle word cloud for my entire Thing A Week. I forgot to add the jokers, because I’m tired and I really should have gone to bed instead of staying up the extra twenty minutes to do this. So I’ll post another word cloud tomorrow.

You can find plenty of messages in there about the project, if you really look.

Make time. Write. Every day. Always trying. Story soon. Good things, really? Went without cause?  Took thought, left life. Found something. Leave now. End. Live. Remember dream.

But mostly, I like that the word ‘cage’ is trapped in an O.

I have several ideas for my next project, but first I have to rest for a while and finish some of the things I didn’t have time to do over the last year. Watch this space. Or subscribe to the RSS feed.

Here at last is the Wordle word cloud for the diamonds:
I’ve written quite a few repetitive poems in this suit so I’m surprised that some of the most prominent words are names. Perhaps it just seems that way because names just happened to be shaded a darker colour than words such as ‘just’ and ‘leave’.

I’ll post a word cloud for the entire Writing Cards and Letters project soon.

Here is the Wordle word cloud for the clubs.

I would have changed the font to make it more like the other ones, but I liked the ways some of the words were grouped in this one. Write know. One dream now collider. Eventually came LEP time!

Here is the Wordle word cloud for the hearts:

I forgot to post it earlier. I’ve made a new ‘Wordle’ category so you can easily get to the previous word cloud. 

There will be a Thing coming up in just under an hour. It’s already finished, but I’m hoping to finish the multimedia extravaganza that goes with it before midnight. I don’t think I will, but I’m going to try to at least give you a taste of it, because it’s the part I’ve spend the most time on, and frankly, the main thing that will make this Thing cool. Look at me still typing when there’s multimedia extravaganzing to do…

In my continuing quest to do everything that Jonathan Coulton does, I’ve used all the words from everything I wrote from the Ace to the King of spades (including letter-inspired writing from that period) to create this most excellent word cloud at the even more most excellent site Wordle.

My first attempt had the words ‘I’m excellent’ perfectly aligned, but then I went and changed the font. Still, there are some interesting messages to be found in this one.