
/*
This file is used to put the quote text on your site.

The function at the bottom of this file is what puts the quote on to your site.
It just needs to return some text.

You can leave it as plain text like this:

	example:  'enter your quote here between the single quote marks. - Mike Pell, 2009';

Or plain text with a line break(s) like this:
	example:  'enter your quote here between the single quote marks. and <br>multiple lines are ok. - Mike Pell, 2009';

The characters '<br>' signify a line break.

If you want to learn a little HTML coding, you can make it look snazzy like this:

	example:  'enter your <b>quote</b> here between the single quote marks. and <br>multiple lines are ok. - Mike Pell, 2009';

<b>  is for bolding.   <i> for italics.  <u> for underline.

Should you ever want to get more sophisticated, let me know and I can teach you how to spruce it up.


It's quite likely that you may have to try a few times to get your quote to look just right.  And it's quite likely
you'll mess it up a few times.  Don't be intimidated.  It's just like everything else you learn.
And don't get frustrated.  I can fix anything you break, and I can help out if you want/need it.


Anything you type in this comment block is safe, and will not show up on your site. So you
can use it to keep/store previous/future quotes. That'll make it simple to use an old one in the future.


	Quote #1 was:  '<b>Each one sees what he carries in his heart.</b> [Goethe]'
	Quote #2 was: 
	Quote #2 was: 


*/

function quoteOfTheDay()
{
	return '<b>What can we gain by sailing to the moon if we are not able to cross the abyss that separates us from ourselves?</b> [THOMAS MERTON]';
}


