In honor of April being the national month for humor, we’re featuring our top 10 posts from bandwagon’s Humor Pinterest board to brighten your day  Don’t forget to hop on the humor Wagon for more, and share with friends to share the laughs!

1.  Oh bee wand…Can you figure it out?

2. Share this if you’re as addicted to Girl Scout Cookies as we are…

3. Under pressure!

4. How to really judge someone’s character:

5. …Hold on to that feeling

6.  Seriously, who knew?!

7. Doesn’t this make you want to just dance around and blast your old N*SYNC cd’s?

8. There’s really only one option here:

9. Lost & Found…

10. How much does a hipster weigh?

Looking for some new recipes to try this holiday season? Well, the re-pins are in! We’ve gathered the top 10 most re-pinned recipes from our “Bon Appetit!” board on Pinterest, to spark some inspiration for what to make this next week. Like what you see? Check out our board for even more ideas!

1. Shrimp with Garlic and Parsley

Brought to you by Cooking Melangery, this dish is “the best sizzling spicy appetizer” out there, and has the #1 most re-pins by bandwagon fans on Pinterest!

2. Salted Caramel Apple Hand Pies

This recipe is thanks to Just A Taste, a blog “exploring life through food, and always leaving room for dessert.” Salted caramel + apples + homemade crust + not needing to share = the perfect warm, gooey dessert for the holidays!

3. White Pizza

Food Porn Daily gives us a huge tease with this mouth-watering photo of white pizza with roasted garlic, roasted carrots, broccoli, feta, roasted red peppers, asiago & parmesan cream sauce…for the recipe, you’ll have to buy the cookbook!

4. Coconut Pound Cake

For all you coconut lovers out there, this pound cake will be your new go-to dessert! Brought to you by Dramatic Pancake, this cake will have everyone asking for seconds.

5. Farfalle with Watercress, Cherry Tomatoes and Feta

Fitness Magazine’s bow-tie pasta dish is not only irresistibly delicious, but also healthy, too. For all of us trying to avoid the annual ten pounds that come with the holiday season, this dinner is a must-make!

6. Oreo Martini

Dessert drinks made out of Oreos…does it get any better than this? This drink has 5 star reviews on Daydreamer Desserts’ blog, and it’s not hard to see why!

7.  Blueberry Biscuits

Need something to make for Christmas morning, or maybe for a holiday brunch with friends? These blueberry biscuits by Pink Pistachio are exactly what you’re looking for!

8. Creamy Roasted Butternut Squash Pasta with Sage

A healthy version of mac n’ cheese? Yes, please! This recipe was invented by the blogger behind Damn Delicious, and that’s exactly what this dish is, according to the comments!

9. Three-Cheese Macaroni

If butternut squash isn’t your thing, try this cheesy pasta recipe, instead. Featured on the Food Network’s “Healthy Meal Makeovers,” it is sure to be a crowd pleaser!

10. Cookie Sticks

The credit for these cookie treats goes to My Baking Addiction’s blog, and they certainly look like something we could get addicted to…definitely a dessert you have to try!

There are over 1 billion Facebook posts, 175 million tweets, 4 billion video views on YouTube, and over 5 million photos upload to Instagram everyday.  Wow, those are big numbers and they only keep increasing.  In an overcrowded space, how do you filter out the noise and focus on only the things you want, when you want it?

You only have so much time to spend online each day, and sometimes you’re not in the mood to see your friend’s constant status updates from their spontaneous trip to Vegas, or those photos of that obnoxiously cute couple that makes you feel oh-so-single.

We try our best to filter out the noise, but the endless alerts and popups are exhausting. According to a recent study, 60% of the general public would be more apt to share online if they had control over who viewed their opinions. This trend for consumers to become more privatized in their online behavior has led to a new generation of services to help people cope with internet overload.

Companies like, Flipboard, and Pulse have taken a step in the right direction to help weed through all the content.  But they’re missing social interaction.  They’re static stand-alone experiences without any social interaction.  And companies like Path and Pair have created private social networks.   But they aren’t solving the content overload problem.

Our roots as a company are around messaging and social interaction.  Content was missing from messaging and messaging was missing content.  This disconnect led us to create bandwagon to help break through the clutter and combine content and social together.

We’re driven by a simple over-reaching goal. We want to let people follow and share only the things they are passionate about, with the right groups of friends.  And filter out the noise and clutter, but still allow for new content discovery.

Bandwagon lets you select content from Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Instagram and soon Tumblr and Google+  – anything from Astronomy to Zumba, organize them however you like into various “Wagons.” You can even schedule how often the information is delivered to you – whether it trickles, streams or floods from the web.   Invite friends to join your Wagon, and everyone can receive the content simultaneously and chat about the things you’re really interested in.

We hope you’ll jump on our bandwagon app and give it a try to stop the overload. bandwagon.me