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Or I think I should be.

I’ve even seen some really impressive tutorials on how to “get the look” of these bookshelves and the people who wrote them have always been so talented and so helpful with all of their great advice.But honestly, those “how to style your shelves” articles always make my head spin.

It starts off innocently enough with them telling me to start with a few books, or larger objects, or blue things, or whatever.Pretty soon though, it’s descended into me needing to find 87 different objects which are exactly 68% the size of one another and exactly 1/2 a shade lighter than the third item from the left on the bottom shelf to make the whole scheme balance out….and it just gets uglier from there.

#aintnobodygottimeforthat.Well, actually a lot of people have time for that.

And they seem to really enjoy it.

And they’re really good at it too.of the methods below!OK, first thing’s first.

I am no blogging or social media expert by any stretch of the imagination.I’m mostly confused about all the internetty jargon that I hear everyday.

managed to pick up a thing or two about what works on Pinterest in terms of which posts are successful and which are not, though!.The other day, I was thinking to myself that I should write down a list of reminders to myself about how I should be editing my photos for Pinterest, so that I can get the most out of each post.