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Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Your theory convinces me!

Images defer to window-shopping, much less difficult, methodical, stressful, even tedious than information-shopping, don't they?

Not known. Spain, which is on the way to Ireland, shows no signs of Egyptian influence, nor is there any strong evidence of there being any Egyptian evangeliizing in Britain. So I think that we can suggest an Egyptian mission to Ireland, but operating in the South and East of that iisle.

It's just my theory ... I believe Pinterest was originally designed more as a social network, but then the pure mechanics changed the coarse ... People who are the most active on Pinterest are just like people who love windowshopping. They go around, click what they like and ignore the rest. They are not much about a debate. People on other networks, on the other hand like to exchange opinions and many of them actually log in to argue with others. You won't find that on Pinterest.

The last paragraph to your subheading, Pinterest is not much of a social network, advises us that "Yes, sure, Pinterest has options of liking, reppining, commenting, and saving other pins. You can follow other users, and they can follow you back. In reality, there is not much interaction with other users. If you want interaction, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), Plurk, or Bluesky are much better options. If you follow somebody, it's not very likely they will follow you back, so don't bother with that. It's much better to focus on creating quality pins."

Is it known why Pinterest-ers cannot be counted upon to follow one another?

Thank you for your comment below, on Dec. 22, 2023, in answer to my previous, previous-day observation and question Dec. 21, 2023.

Your answer that "The initial evangelism of IRELAND PROBABLY CAME FROM Egyptian
Christians" intrigues me.

Is it known whether Egyptian Christians evangelized all the way between Egypt and Ireland or whether they itinerated, without distraction, all the way to Ireland?

Sorry, this is beyond my knowledge. I am sure there's a way to find the reasons, but if I may guess, the first half of June was pretty much normal working time, while the second (with the third weekend in it may be a nice intro into the holiday season. All American holidays I am familiar with, have very practical background. Or, at least there was a practical backround in the past.

I am pretty sure there was, but such an event was probably too colorful to make the right impression.

Basil, rosemary, mint, ginger, ...

Examples of call to action are: 'visit the link below', 'read more', 'use this coupon for discount', 'save it for further use', etc., essentially anything which gives the Pinterest's bots a signal that the visitor found something useful and is willing to learn more. In consequence, your pin will be placed in better positions than the pins by users without interaction.

Hi, Veronica. I would be glad if you give me a follow. The power is in numbers. All the best!

The first paragraph to the second subheading, The Family Welfare Association, advises us that "The Family Welfare Association provides financial assistance in the form of grants to families in need. Average payments are between £100 and £200 and are awarded to those who need help to pay utility bills, purchase clothing, especially children's clothing including school uniforms, washing machines, cookers, beds, and other furnishings."

The first paragraph to the first subheading, Financial Assistance for Single Parents in the UK, alerts us that "So, who can single mothers turn to for help? Assuming that single parents have already claimed both in work and unemployment benefits to which they may be entitled, the resources listed on this page offer further financial assistance in terms of aid and free grants which are available to unemployed single mothers and those single mothers who are in receipt of low incomes."

So combining someone who derives work benefits with someone who dresses in uniform for such low-paying jobs as cleaning hotel rooms causes me to consider the cost of dressing in uniform and keeping it clean.

Might such expenses be covered also?

All the images and information are generous in their explanations and suggestions.

In particular, the second subheading, Pinterest is a very good search engine, impresses me with its generous helpfulness, particularly with its observations that "If you want to place your pin high in the search results, you should follow next steps:
pin a quality image in vertical (!) orientation,
name it using a descriptive keyword,
describe it with another (related) keyword and try to include some kind of call-to-action in the description,
place a link where the place for the link is already waiting (the link should lead to the webpage with the pinned image),
use all possible tagged topics (ten topics may sound too much, but still try to use them all - just be creative)."

The third step intrigues me. What is either a general example or an example from your Pinterest account of "some kind of call-to-action in the description"?

So more art is coming??? Good for you. Everyone needs a creative outlet or many...! Hope all is well with you and the family.

Oh my word you have reminded me that I do actually have an account. Your article points out how useful th8s site is.

Ty. I need to make good use of it. .

It is very hard from legal view but common sense will probably tell you if somebody is trying to exploite your work. In that case, some action must be applied.