Into the Land of Pinterest

I caved due to the peer pressure.

I went for it.

I am a goner.

I am now on Pinterest.

I am still figuring it all out, but so far I am enjoying it.

In fact, since I started blogging, I have been daydreaming about an app that would allow me to collect ideas in one place like the manilla folder that holds all my torn out magazine pages.

Um, yeah, that's what Pinterest is.

Hmmm maybe I should have bought into this idea earlier.

Oh well, live and learn.

So the next step for me is getting up a Pintrest link on my blog. I've been doing a little research on that, but it isn't suited for my IPad so I'll have to get some time in the office on the desktop to do that.

That's all part of learning the ins and outs of blogging I suppose!

Who are some of your favorites to follow on Pinterest? As always I truly enjoy and appreciate every comment and love hearing from you!

Have a lovely day!

P.S. I am absolutely going to try making one of these!

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