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random chat anyone?

TLDR: random chat anyone?
In the forum thread, users engage in a casual conversation, sharing personal interests and experiences to distract from current stressors. LostGeek initiates the discussion by seeking a distraction and asking what makes others happy. Users respond by mentioning simple joys like pets, dining out, and board games. The conversation shifts to favorite board games, with mentions of classics like Monopoly and newer games like Settlers of Catan. The thread also touches on personal topics, such as the loss of pets and memories associated with them. Foxy shares an experience about working with animals and the trust they inspire. LostGeek reminisces about a beloved dog, Lister, and considers getting another pet in the future. Discussion about hobbies reveals common interests in music, writing, and video games. Users share challenges related to motivation and maintaining focus, with some mentioning conditions like ADD and BPD that affect their daily activities. The thread also delves into personal struggles and support, particularly focusing on LostGeek's relationship with his partner and daughter. He discusses the challenges his partner faces with postnatal depression and his efforts to support her, despite her family's lack of understanding. Overall, the thread serves as a supportive space where users share and connect over common interests and personal challenges, offering each other understanding and advice.
no, they are board games. you either play against each other or play together. :)
i just think of positive memories with my dog :) i like cats too. my argument for dogs is a reason to get up in the morning. get out, one of my favourite jokes is about cats. margeret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man, if you want something done ask a women. i would add though, if you want absolutely nothing said or done? ask a cat! :P
 
Some cats sound like they can talk. I could swear my cat could say "helloooo." LOL this is a funny clip of a kitty "talking."
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Foxy said:
Some cats sound like they can talk. I could swear my cat could say "helloooo." LOL this is a funny clip of a kitty "talking."
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That was funny.

I think my cat tries to talk, he squeals sometimes when we talk to him or one of my kids come in the room. It is very cute.
 
I haven't played my guitar in many years, I let my fingernails grow and I lost my calluses. I also love to write, photoshop funny pictures, hook rugs, read, do logic puzzles, play games on my computer. My problem is that I am typical ADD, I start lots of things with enthusiasm to the point of what is called "hyper-focusing" but then I get distracted and move on to something else. I have piles of unfinished books and projects in my closet. I always mean to go back and finish stuff, but I'm a terrible procrastinator, another crappy ADD trait.
 
thats me alot, i have loads going on and never finish things. i think i have an issue with motivation. what games on your computer?
 
I still have my old Gameboy and several Mario Brothers games. I hear they're worth a lot of money now.
 
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