What is taking your time away from gaming today?

[Sac (a.k.a Icaras)]

Outside of work (Which takes away from my gaming time, but in turns also funds it) it's basically just the household chores I need to do.

I'm a bit slack and prolly leave them for too long then end up having to spend just as long doing them all anyway, as I would if I did them when I should >.<

[susanismyalias]

Me too.

"WHERE ARE ALL MY CLOTHES?"

*febreeze*

[Deleted]

I'm kind of fastidious about keeping my clothes clean. My family was pretty poor when I was a kid, and we didn't own a washer or dryer. It wasn't unusual for us to go a month without washing our clothes. God, I feel filthy just thinking about it.

Now in adulthood, I make sure to wash my clothes once a week. OCD can help you, too, to lead a more productive and fulfulling life.

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Apr 5, 2011 12:42:46 GMT -5 @jasonx said:

I'm kind of fastidious about keeping my clothes clean. My family was pretty poor when I was a kid, and we didn't own a washer or dryer. It wasn't unusual for us to go a month without washing our clothes. God, I feel filthy just thinking about it.

Now in adulthood, I make sure to wash my clothes once a week. OCD can help you, too, to lead a more productive and fulfulling life.

I'm decent about keeping clothes clean (and I've been washing them more since I started working out) but I'm awful about folding them and putting them away. My couch has seen little use aside from as a giant laundry basket.

[muteKi]

I'm usually pretty lazy about washing and tend to do it only once I'm running out of socks or underwear.

[Wildcat]

Work, mainly, but the jobs are both fun, so I won't complain. I'm cataloging a museum and working at a (different) book store now - did I say that here?

Otherwise, I have an amazing procrastination habit that I hate, yet can't quite break from. I'm trying. It's hard. Compared to more destructive habits, it's not bad, but I tend to push things back forever. Like posting here. XD But this has become really noticeable to me lately, and I'm working twice as hard to focus and get things done. It's not always gaming related, though.

I've also discovered that I tend to lounge around on my days off doing NOTHING, and that concerns me, too. I used to draw all the time - it's a rarity. Like to read more - don't. I need to really tighten up to not waste so much time.

[clubamerica]

Got accepted for med-school for this year.
Once it's September, good-bye video games. As well as everything else...

[megatronbison]

Making music, work and socialising again. I guess I shouldn't complain but man, I wanna finish the DMC saga off!

[zogbog]

Making games <_>

[Lee]

Apr 17, 2011 10:09:44 GMT -5 zogbog said:

Making games <_>

I want that job

As for myself :college, job, homework, repeat, ugh.

[kitten]

Full time job and recently started playing MTG again for the first time in like 6 years. With those powers combined, I hardly have any time for video games at all.

Blaaaaaaarrrrrrgggghhhh. I'm hardly even having time for internet, anymore. Having "a life" where you've got local friends and a job is really not all that it's cracked up to be, but at least my life is on track, now.

[clubamerica]

One would expect that this:

Apr 18, 2011 2:04:59 GMT -5 kitten said:

local friends and a job

is more important than this:

Apr 18, 2011 2:04:59 GMT -5 kitten said:

time for internet

Apr 17, 2011 8:53:20 GMT -5 @megatronbison said:

Making music, work and socialising again.

*thumbs up!*

[Deleted]

www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=18257734

Safe for work but disturbing.

[susanismyalias]

Please keep working with clay.

[kitten]

Apr 18, 2011 11:54:58 GMT -5 clubamerica said:

One would expect that...

Most of my best friends are long distance. Not being able to spend time with them really, really sucks. A local group of friends to play games and stuff with is nice, but living around a group of young twenties guys with no emotional sensitivity is really taxing and difficult.