For Pinterest Fans

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I like Pinterest.  I do find though, that if I spend too much time on it, Pinterest, um, well, to put it bluntly, has a negative affect on me.  Maybe you can identify.  Thankfully, who I am isn't determined by how many things I actually use from Pinterest.  The Gospel According to Pinterest  was a nice reminder that I'm not an utter failure in the things that really matter in life.

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