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I'm so afraid that one night I'm gonna go to sleep and not wake up in the morning.

That's an understandable fear.  Considering we're not guaranteed to wake up the next day, I'm a bit more surprised that most people never even consider that.  They seem more to think that they're automatically entitled to wake up each day.

I got my new place, and I start moving in at the end of this week.  So excited. 

So, I'm at that point of the year where I'm considering what I want to do with my tax money after paying off my credit card. My latest idea is a Roku 3 + Slingbox TV for channels that we axed a few years ago, which I think would be cheaper than getting expanded-basic through the cable company. Also want to get an air conditioner for my room, which means I need to hire an electrician to run a dedicated circuit for it...

Normally much of my tax return goes towards a new console/handheld.

-My first year's went towards a 360
-Next went towards a Wii, which I later sold.
-The year after's went towards a 3DS
-And the year after that went towards a PS3.
-And since the new consoles weren't quite good enough to get yet, last year's went mainly towards games and apartment-related stuff.

This year's went towards my new apartment.  But I also spent most of one of my paychecks on a PS4, so it balances itself out.  I don't plan on getting a One anytime soon, though I'm considering getting a Wii U in the near future.

Mine's going to Pillars of Eternity if it ends up as good as it looks.

I haven't even played all the games I got during the Winter Steam sale...I'm the last person that should buy more.

I still have a list of games I haven't even beaten yet, but I still have to get more.

I actually completely forgot about Final Fantasy Type 0 coming out pretty quickly, and I have money set towards it.  I wonder if I should call and cancel it...or at least shift it over to Arkham Knight.

So there's this nurse at harborview medical center that I kinda liked, I saw her about 2-3 Times a week, then the other day she was taking my blood for testing (haven't heard back yet, kinda worried) and I started wetting and it got all over and on her shoes and I was so embarrassed. And odds are I'm gonna see her again because I'm there every day and what do I say to her when I see her again?

Hmm...well if you haven't already you could apologize, but I don't think it's a big deal either way. She's a medical professional, and it's her job to be understanding of things like this...if she's professional at all, she'll continue with her job like nothing ever happened.

So I counted all my video games today:

I have 154 hard copy games.  162 if you count each game in the "collection" games separately.

Total wise including downloaded games on both consoles and PC, I have about 759 games total.

I have maybe 40 hard copy games...mostly from when I was a kid. I have 157 games on Steam, and probably 20 others I've downloaded online from elsewhere.

If I had to break it down completely:

*154 (not counting the multiple games in the collection ones) hard copy, between my PS2-4, 360, and 3DS.  At least 65% of those are from my PS2 alone.

*40-ish (I actually haven't counted lately, but I have at least 40) on my 360's hard drive.

*10 on my 3DS hard drive

*60 on my PS3 hard drive

*12 on my PS4 hard drive

*71 old DOS games for DOSbox

And the rest are downloaded Hidden Object games, GOG games (Rollercoaster Tycoon, Might and Magic, etc...), and other games (Diablo II).

I have 1012 games digitally in various places...
I do not have many physical possessions... So no physical games.

I'm mad jelly.  Coming up on a year of owning my PS4 and I've stagnated at 4 games.  About a dozen 360 games left, and a whopping 0 on my computer (laptop). 

My god, what do you do in your free time? ;-;