Have you already pinned that?

Ana Banana

So I don't know how easy it is now to sign up for Pinterest, but when I first started you could ask for a request to get on Pinterest, which means that you couldn't officially get on Pinterest and start your boards or if you had a friend that was already a pinner then she could send a request for you and it basically would speed up the process so you could become an official pinner. So when I was waiting for my chance to have my own boards, I would see so many things that I liked/loved and didn't know what to do, so I just started to copy and paste it and save them in folders on my computer. but this picture that I found is so funny because you do think these things when you are going to post but don't know if you have already pinned...

Evolution of Social Media

Ana Banana

Found something else that looked hilarious!

People Who Use Pinterest

Ana Banana

Well when I first started Pinterest I definitely felt like the last post that I just did. But then a couple of months later I saw more people posting things that were related to weddings. So I started to re-pin things. For the rest of you Pinners, do you guys have a Wedding Board?

Pin Everything!

Ana Banana

This is exactly how it happened for me! lol

Kastle: Babies can be Facebook addicts from a very young age :)

Kastle: Is Facebook positive?

In www.positivelypresent.com this guy tells us the good about Facebook since this website is all about positivity anyway :P
             The Good

• Connecting with those who live far away. In the society we live in today, our relatives aren't a mere stone's throw away. They could be in different states, different countries, and sites like Facebook provide a great way to keep in touch with loved ones who are far away. Of course, there is always email too, but there's something about Facebook that allows for ultimate understanding of what's going on in someone's life. The pictures, the status updates, the postings all render a better picture of what's going on. For this reason, Facebook really is an amazing tool when it comes to keeping in touch. 
• More social interaction. For those who are less than super-social (um, like me), Facebook and other social media sites provide a great way to integrate more social interaction in their lives. Social interaction is key for human happiness; after all, we're designed to be social creatures. So, for those not as keen on the face-to-face stuff, Facebook provides an alternative way to get a daily dose of being social. And, for those who are super busy, Facebook is a great way to add some social interaction to a day that might otherwise not allow for it. 
• Keeping up-to-date on friends' lives. You might live only a few blocks away from your best friend, but life can get pretty hectic sometimes and it can be really hard to keep track of it all. Facebook allows you to stay up-to-date on whatever's going on with your besties without having to talk to them or see them every single day. Useful? Yes. Absolutely necessary? Probably not. While it might be nice to know that your best bud just saw an awesome concert last night, it's probably not a vital piece of information. That being said, it can still be a good way to keep current on what's going on with those you care about. 
• Opportunity to meet new people. Social networks like Facebook provide opportunities for you and others to meet new people, which can be a really great thing. By making new connections, you're not only being the social creature you've been designed to be, but you're also broadening your horizons and (hopefully) learning new things about yourself and the world. Meeting new people can be incredibly difficult, even if you're an extremely outgoing person, and Facebook is a great way to make connections -- and to do so with a little more background information about the person. You instantly have an opportunity to see what you have in common and to understand that person on another (albeit potentially superficial) level, making Facebook a great tool for making friends.  
• Ability to create large social network. There are plenty of people you probably would never call up and have a chat with, but you find them situated nicely among you friends on Facebook. This is one of the great beauties of Facebook; you can create a large social network without having to put in tons of face (or phone) time. Not only does this save a ton of time, but it also allows you to stay in touch with people who may be able to help you in the future. No matter what your needs might be -- a used couch, a job change, or a last minute idea -- if you have a large enough network on Facebook, there's probably someone who can help you out. Regardless of your age or interests, Facebook is an excellent networking tool. 
• Lots of great resources and information. Of course, you can always find information online, but sometimes there is information out there that you might not even know you are looking for and, on Facebook, it may present itself to you. On Facebook, you keep in touch with your friends and family and they might post some information or links that really interest you -- information you might otherwise have been unaware of. And it's all there, all in one spot, a tool to learn not only more about your friends and family, but also about the world of your social network. You can gain great understanding of those you surround yourself with (and, indirectly, of yourself) if you take a look at what's being posted on Facebook. 

Do you think of positive as more of positive or negative? What are your thoughts on it??