Just trying to find something to do or maybe find some random games to play while chilling at home as always. I cleaned my laptop and desk recently after I woke up, I don't really do cleaning that much unless it's very dirty lol

I don't have any good advice for you though, sorry. ^_^;

Yup. *nods* I know everyone tends to get bored at home if they have nothing to do all the time, so having hobbies or chores will help to get rid of the dreaded boredom.

Hmm... Speaking of games, what games do you usually like? :o

I see. :o I'm not too keen on rpgs 'cause I'm not very good at it, especially turn-based rpgs tho I'm most likely to play rhythm games (well arcade rhythm games actually), I also play Sims 4 when I'm very bored xD

That's ok! I'm not a great player either lol, oof I forgot to mention the only (arcade) rhythm games I played the most are Maimai, Groove Coaster and DanceRush Stardom (although it's more of a dance game but still...) ^_^; sorry I can be forgetful

I see. Ehh well, Sims is basically where you control- well your Sims and how you decide whether to make their lives better or worse.

Haha true. I used to play it, not the wii version but I remember there's a mobile app of Just Dance on Play Store so I downloaded it and played it while linking said app to laptop and dancing whilist using your phone like how you used wii remote for a few times before getting bored long time ago. xD

lol yeah though I'm not sure if it's still there :o

Ah, that song lol

It's a very catchy 70s song indeed and yeah it can be really fun to dance to, there're plenty of videos using it as a meme song or something else

I see xD That's awesome! My favourite song would be Rock n Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain) even I only watched people playing it on YT and started to dance along as if I was playing but not exactly lmao, never played Just Dance 4 tho

I do it in sections, and sometimes a section can take me days because I'm a huge procrastinator, but the key is to do it so you can keep going and not give up. Sometimes just emotionally dealing with the change takes me a few days.

Also, it sounds like you're struggling with decluttering rather than cleaning per se. I think cleaning and decluttering are 2 different businesses. I need to declutter before I clean but decluttering means letting go of stuff, so there's a pang of loss mixed in with the satisfaction of actually seeing some surfaces and reclaiming my space when I do it. Lol. Cleaning just feels good and it has a sense of urgency from seeing the nasty stuff left behind that decluttering almost never has (but then again, I have hoarder tendencies, so).

It sounds like you're starting out already wanting space. If I may make a suggestion, instead of making a pile of things to discard, pick a few items and actually discard them. Take them to an outside garbage so it's out of your space. If there's piles for give/sell/donate/find-space-for-these-in-kitchen, put them in bags by category so their space is confined. For me, re-drawing boundaries in my space and redefining how my things belong in these boundaries helps a lot with reorganizing them.