Finally (a sort of) techie post for Margaret Simon’s Reflections on the Techie.
I’m always looking for ways to show quotes easily and beautifully in blog posts..
I found Recite on Starr Sackstein’s blog.
It’s easy and offers many pictures as background for your quote. Here’s a sample:
I’ve used (as recommended by Carol Varsalona) picmonkey. Loved it, but it seems I need to subscribe (rats) after a month.
I’m sure there are many more.
"The problem with people is they forget that that most of the time it's the small things that count." (Said by Finch in All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven. These are my small things that count.
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I’m guessing this poem is going in Carol’s gallery. Lovely. Thanks for joining in the DigiLit conversation today.
Thanks for your suggestions. I use Quozio https://quozio.com/keep/