Like many of you, I have the Pinterest app on my phone. I use everywhere--probably dangerously so. I walk and do it, I do it while having conversations with whomever, I watch TV and do it. Addicted? Yes! I've been on Pinterest since it was in its beta days (I'm quite proud of that! :) ). And have looooooooved it ever since.
The other evening, on my way home from work, a Pinterest notification popped up on my phone.
Now, let me back track a bit. I have been having some difficult days at work recently. Not that my job is particular difficult, it is decidedly not. But I do have a staff and I do work with the public. And sometimes those things really get to me, as they have recently. So as I'm coming home this certain evening, I'm a little stressed, and letting every little thing get to me. In those moments I tend forget the good things and focus on the bad. So when I get the notifications that someone pinned one of my pins I generally scroll down to see what pin it was. This is the pin in that moment that had be repinned:
I pinned this 2.5 years ago. With the caption: Black painted cabinets. grey walls. turquoise accents. love.
See it here.
Just a seemingly normal kitchen pin. Except its not. This is my kitchen! Ok, not this exact kitchen. But same layout, same builder, same black cabinets, same wall color. And I did not realize this until that night. Here is my actual kitchen:
See? Same kitchen! Pinterest is a vision board! Realizing I was living in the kitchen that I drooled over a few years back snapped back to reality. It made me focus on the positive after that dreadful day.
Ok, I'm off to cook dinner in this kitchen!
The other evening, on my way home from work, a Pinterest notification popped up on my phone.
Now, let me back track a bit. I have been having some difficult days at work recently. Not that my job is particular difficult, it is decidedly not. But I do have a staff and I do work with the public. And sometimes those things really get to me, as they have recently. So as I'm coming home this certain evening, I'm a little stressed, and letting every little thing get to me. In those moments I tend forget the good things and focus on the bad. So when I get the notifications that someone pinned one of my pins I generally scroll down to see what pin it was. This is the pin in that moment that had be repinned:
See it here.
Just a seemingly normal kitchen pin. Except its not. This is my kitchen! Ok, not this exact kitchen. But same layout, same builder, same black cabinets, same wall color. And I did not realize this until that night. Here is my actual kitchen:
Ok, I'm off to cook dinner in this kitchen!
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