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That's very true. I think everything should be in moderation. You should not only play games online 24 hours a day, it's also good to have social life and bond with your friends over coffee or whatsoever.

It surely can be stressful once you see all the tasks that you have to do within that day. I often feel that as well, but the moment you have finished all of them already, you kind of feel fulfilled. I enjoy using a to-do list because it keeps everything organized, and I really like planning...

I usually watch movies and television series whenever I am bored. Sometimes, if I ever have enough time, I would read a good book.

I tried playing chess when I was a child, but I have never really became an expert in this board game. My dad is a good chess player though. Sadly, I didn't inherit his genes. :(:D

Last year, I worked as a clerk at a University which happens to be my alma mater too. That was my first real job and I definitely learned a lot from it. I think my boss and I were pretty good, but we just didn't bond that much since she was my boss; she was superior, and I was just a newcomer...

I am also a bookworm, an avid reader. I don't have really a favorite genre, as I do love reading and exploring books of different areas and fields, though I am more of a young-adult fiction and mystery/suspense novels fan. But I do appreciate anything as long as it is interesting.

I love junk food. I always go for potato chips. Pringles is also one of my favorites.

Probably Snakes and Ladders with a few friends. I totally loved this board game when I was a child.

I don't see anything wrong with playing games when you're already old. Actually, my mom is now 55 years old and she still enjoys playing Plants vs. Zombies and Candy Crush on her mobile phone. I guess we're all young at heart.

Yes. I think I would be able to do that. I work as a content writer and I do other freelance jobs on the internet, but sometimes, I take a break from the computer to spend and enjoy a bit of quality time with my friends and family.

Yeah. I think it's pretty the same with 9gag. Well, why not? If the app somehow makes you feel a bit better or makes you laugh in a way, then I guess it's worth-keeping. ;)

Sweet. I think I should check that out. My mom is bugging me for a new camera, maybe I should buy this one for her? I'll find out if it's worth my money.

I'm currently using an Android phone, and so far, I'm very satisfied with how it works. iPhones somehow give me a hard time. I think it's too complicated for my taste. I'm not sure with Window phones though, I haven't tried them.

Super Mario Brothers is a classic one. I adored it. I think you can still play it in your browser though I haven't really tried it myself.

I sometimes browse Google App Store whenever I feel like downloading new games. I'm always on the look out for free ones since they are absolutely for free. This makes me save more money. ;) Sites or blogs that review games are also a good source.

I haven't tried this one yet. But since you're claiming it's a great game which involves cuteness overload, then I think I have to check it out. I'm a sucker for everything cute and adorable. :);)

I'm not sure how Clash of Kings work. I have never heard of it before, thus, I have not played that one yet. But yeah, I'm such an avid gamer of Clash of Clans. It's kind of pretty addictive. It got me really hooked to it.

Samsung Galaxy would be the best option. They are much faster and whenever you play games on your mobile, the phone doesn't pretty much lag.

I would definitely go with Nintendo Wii as I find it more interactive compared to other gaming consoles.

That's absolutely fine with me and I would likely play games that will help me mentally. As someone who has been through and is currently experiencing bouts of depression, I think this is one way of trying to overcome my anxiety, though I don't think it's proven to be really effective. However...