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Read the rules and background for the game.
Previous Quotes
New quotes are posted on Tuesday.
Add a Button to Your Site!
Do you play? Add a button to your site. Thanks to Melissa Hart for the button!
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Share Your Favorite Quotes
If you have a favorite quote or quote site that you would like to see featured here ...in other words..., please send it to me. Thanks!
Quote Links
Places to find more quotes:Familiar Quotations, compiled by John Bartlett (tenth edition, searchable)
Quote Me on it (and Quote-a-day email)
The Quotations Page (Quote of the Day)
Quotes Central, Your Quotation Station ("A vast collection of famous quotes, sorted by categories and authors, making it easy to find a quote on any subject.")
Creative Journal (article on journaling from quotes, and links to quote sites, etc.)
Wisdom of the Ages (Quote-a-Day with filters)
My Memes
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My Sites
Vicki Brown (my Home on the Web)
Slightly Off Kilter (my weblog)
commentary (my other weblog)
Postcards from the Furkids
(the cats' weblog)
-- Michel de Montaigne, French essayist.
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Get your creativity flowing... what does this quote inspire you to write?
Quote for Nov 18Misquotation is, in fact, the pride and privilege of the learned. A widely- read man never quotes accurately, for the rather obvious reason that he has read too widely. |
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How to Play
Copy the current quotation(s) to your weblog or paper journal, then use it as a writing prompt.Do you agree with the message in the quote? Do you disagree? Would you have phrased this thought differently? What does this quote remind you of? What does it make you think of? More info...