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" Why It&amp;#039;s Fun Friends, strangers, and favorite brands like Good Housekeeping &amp;quot;curate&amp;quot; boards designed to excite and inspire. Set up a free account, then &amp;quot;pin&amp;quot; a cake to bake, a project to tackle, a room to make over, a present to buy\u2026 Why It&amp;#039;s Useful Your boards don&amp;#039;t have to be &amp;quot;maybe-in-my-next-lifetime&amp;quot; fantasies. Pinterest helps you get organized \u2014 so you can pin the cute flats you want to get on sale or the backpack you need to remember to pick up for your kid. How to Work It Narrow the dizzying number of pins by category (&amp;quot;Gardening,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Photography,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;DIY &amp;amp;amp; Crafts,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Quotes&amp;quot;). Log in with Facebook or Twitter to show what you&amp;#039;ve pinned to friends and followers far and wide. Skip It If... You hate pretty pictures and pithy quotes, or you don&amp;#039;t have a creative bone in your body. Which is impossible. Don&amp;#039;t skip it. Bet You Didn&amp;#039;t Know Your boards can be incognito so no one sees your surprise-party or gift ideas (scroll to the bottom of &amp;quot;Your Boards&amp;quot; and click &amp;quot;Create a Secret Board&amp;quot;). Or collaborate on a private board with someone. Who to Follow on Pinterest Oh Happy Day (jordanferney) Loads of DIY, holiday, and party-throwing inspiration June Williams (carolynnjune) More than 200 artistic boards, including many upbeat quotes Heather Armstrong (dooce) The popular mom-blogger&amp;#039;s chic, affordable fashion and home finds from across the Internet "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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