Pinterest is always good for a little mid-week motivation.

Who Needs A Groom?

The Today show did a piece about the not-so-uncommon habit of women planning their weddings long before they have a groom. Pinterest has made this phenomenon much easier. I can't help but think the weekend anchors are making fun of these women, who really are guilty of nothing more than being romantics. No shame in that game.

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Pinterest Wedding Cliches

Pinterest has a million practical uses, the top of the list being wedding inspirarion. Even with the thousands of options on the site, some themes and ideas get used over and over again, to the point that they become a punchline.

Today on SheFinds we rounded up 10 of the biggest wedding cliches on Pinterest, from rustic wedding themes to bridesmaids in cowboy boots. Time to get your snark on.

Slide #5 -- Scrabble letters -- is my personal favorite.

10 Pinterest Cliches To Avoid – Or Your Wedding Will Look Like Everyone Else’s

Pinterest: Could Be Harmful To Your Wedding Planning

Like an self-respecting lady writer, and one who writes mostly about weddings, I spend a lot of time on Pinterest, deep in the trenches of decor and tulle. Today on SheFinds I examined how Pinterest, that trove of lifestyle inspiration and ultimate time suck, can be counterproductive when you're planning an actual wedding.

10 Reasons Not To Plan Your Wedding On Pinterest

Found On Pinterest: Old Photos Of People Riding Ostriches

I love the internet.

Source: Uploaded by user via New on Pinterest

Source: Uploaded by user via New on Pinterest

A Pinterest Recipe I Actually Made

It's easy to make fun of Pinterest enthusiasts, such as myself, for idly wasting time pinning recipes and projects that you will never actually do.

But tonight -- I made a recipe that I found. And it was awesome.

As with any recipe, it required a bit of improvisation. Anyone who knows me knows that I have little to no interest in cooking, yet I don't like processed, Frankenfood at all. This may explain why hummus is such staple in my diet. I like easy, grab and go food. You will never find me braising anything. Ever.

Quinoa has been having a bit of a moment lately on the food blogs, and perhaps because of this it has become oddly expensive. Instead of quinoa, I made this dish with couscous, and it's great. Also: since I didn't have fresh corn from the cob I inadvertently used creamed corn and it gave the dish a smooth texture without having to use any butter.

I'm eager to see how this tastes after a few hours in the fridge. I have a feeling it may be my new go to recipe for pot lucks.

That said, if you've been randomly pinning recipes, make a few of them. This one took less than 20 minutes to make, prep and all.