B+ for Effort

Hey, kids!

Remember how when you were little, your mom would magnet all of your elementary school art and the math tests you got As on to the refrigerator? (Assuming both that you didn't have a cabinet-front refrigerator, as  my house so disappointingly switched to after 4th grade, and that you ever actually managed to score an A in math.) Well, welcome to Idle Hands, my own personal refrigerator door. I know, I know...someone has already come up with this concept, and it's called Pinterest. The thing is, I'm enamored of Pinterest. I think it's a great idea and I wish I could use it. Which brings me to the other thing, which is that I don't really understand how it works and I'm super intimidated every time I log on because I get lost. Besides, Pinterest is for things that you find on the wide, wonderful Internet and want to be able to find again later...like bookmarks, but with pictures. Or something. Anyway, needing a narcissistic outlet beyond facebook (because that's what technology is doing to my generation) this refrigerator door is not for other people's things that I would like to try, it's for my things that I've done. Frankly, mostly so I can look back and remember how I did them. But also so other people can look at them and see how fun and artsy I am. And then maybe they can try to be fun and artsy too. Or maybe just think I'm a weirdo hipster who spends too much time at the thrift store and/or nearest bar. Anyway. It's a project blog, okay? It's for fun.

Welcome to my refrigerator door. Just don't open it, I'm pretty sure there's something molding in the back.