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I am 47 years old and used to play video games all the time. I haven’t played with a console in 8 years but I play apps and some PC games through Steam. Now I have bought a PS3 and a few games. I want to join a community and learn more about the games. I hope that I will not get another illness from this since they are saying there is a new condition called, Video Gamer Disorder . I also want to share some of my experiences with you guys. I want to be a gamer.

I was raised in a family of tech savvy game related members. My father was a technical guy. He would tinker on his car but he was fascinated with computers. My mother was the original gamer, now 76. She started us with board games and moved us into the video game world. She plays games mostly on her tablets but she just got back into her Super NES. My sister is the least gamer of us all. She will play some games on her phone, on her tablet, or watch my mom. She has a laptop, tablet and smart gear but doesn’t stay on them. My brother, he is the oldest, he has a console and laptop. He prefers Linux as his OS and plays games there too. He watches YouTubers play and he can spend hours playing on his Xbox 360. My poor niece is born into this family with old smartphones to play with, several tablets herself, iPad from school, and is curious about gaming. I hadn’t realized how connected we are to technology and games until I told some that they don’t have to be afraid because my mom is old and she can do it.

I , for the most part, love technology! I started in my late teens working with MS Dos and Word Perfect. I got my first desktop when Win 3.1 was out. I installed my on CD drive and was hooked. I started gaming on there but still playing on consoles. I kept up with each new version of several consoles until the PS2, Game Cube, and Xbox. After that I got lost in my emotions issues. Yes, I still played games on my phone but I didn’t know what was happening to me. I got a laptop and played some basic online games but nothing big. After I moved into my place, I tried streaming with Steam on YouTube. YouTube was hard to master and I got discouraged. Now I got a new computer cable for recording game play. I also have a PS3 with a few games that are modern but I will need to spend more time with it if I want to be watchable and look like I know what I am doing. Gaming after such a long time away can be frustrating.

I am trying to write about things I hear, I experience, and things that I find fascinating. Hope you will sop by to read more. Please comment, share thoughts, feel free to share with others.

Here is a post from my other blog: Women Employment Support.

I was trying to list different things to help women struggling with coming from ground zero. I started off homeless but I haven’t lived a life with the revolving door of incarceration. I know there are women struggling with drug addiction and much more. I hope this will help a step in the right direction.

Please feel free to comment below or on the other blog with more information and comments. Thanks for reading.

I just read an article on how someone made money by standing in line. I would love to start something like that in my area. Concert lines are long but it might help in some ways. There are people who are to busy to stand in lines and now there are people who will do it for you. This is the first time ever, I have heard of this.

This article called “Meet the New York City Dudes Who Will Wait in Line So You Don’t Have to“, published in The Penny Hoarder.  I thought this article was an inspiration to all work from home entrepreneurs. I am sure this gave this person a great start.

His name is Robert Samuel who was fired and fired from a customer service position at a cell phone company and decided to fill a need. His company is called, Same Ole Line Dudes, LLC. New York is a large city with lots of people with limited time and he helped them with the long lines. I would love to assist people with a need here in Denver but at least this story gave me inspiration.