Pinterest is frequently described as
the crack cocaine of the internet. It only take one pin and you're
hooked; people have been know to lose days searching for pictures of pandas.
I admit at times to limiting how long
I spend looking at pantry organisation. The problem with Pinterest is
that pins of interest are originally shared so far back that you can
get side-tracked by practically any subject searching for the blog or
website from which it originated! I have felt like reaching for the
Bach's Remedy on occasion because the stress of finding the initial
architect of the the pin was so overwhelming. This is the time to
stop, for a little while at least!
But there is a positive side to this
addiction. I have come across the most wonderful pins such as a
company who will reproduce an picture your child draws of an animal
or beast of their imagination. Take a look at
http://doodlesoftie.com where treasures can be kept forever.
Also I now know I suffer from only a
mild form of OCD compared to when I see the lengths people go to in organising
every aspect of their lives! However, I now have a Household Notebook don't know what I did without it, but that is another story
entirely!
