The link below shows what games are free this week. I save it to (Firefox) bookmarks, and check it regularly. I've found other free games there that I like. Here is a link that might be useful: For free games

net4tv.com has around 50 different games available. Although they like you to pay, each week there's three offered open for free. Special events, usually holiday weekends, they open up all the games. They rotate the freebies and the train is a popular game here. Check them out. Here is a link that might be useful: net4tv games

I rarely replay the same game unless I made a stupid mistake. I only consider it winning if I get all 8 trains completed. I do that about 80-90% of the time. I don't get many yard jams; I'm almost always able to finish at least one or two of the trains. I finally broke down and paid so I can play the Train game whenever I want. Now that's dedication! Is there a 12-step program for the Train Game? I'm hopelessly addicted.

What's a closet? My mom and sisters, and even my father were almost (ok, really were) OCD about cleaning. When I visit, I never put my cup down because they'll clean it up. I sip my espresso most of the morning. That said, you might recall me horrified because I was identifying with the poor, sad people on (wait for it) HOARDERS! I have crap everywhere. E.V.E.R.Y.Where. For the longest time, almost 10 years,my excusewas because I was building cabinets and hadn't gotten to closets. I had plastic containers of everything you can imagine. E.V.E.R.Y.thing. Tools, kitchen crap, sewing. Beading. Eventually building materials, plumbing and electrical supplies, E.V.E.R.Y.thing, E.V.E.R.Y.where. Even before DH bailed on me, the house was a mess. But to this minute, you ask me for something I can tell you exactly where it is and how many. And we're talking a 1800 SF house, under construction, with one (crazy) woman in it. My garage still looks like Home Depot, although much of the overflowing materials have been gotten rid of BY INSTALLING THEM. What a concept. Truly, I'm a construction materials hoarder, but I use my shi..., er, uh, crap. The only way to get rid of it is to build something, install something, or (now) sell it on Craig's List. I spent the last 2 days (maybe 3 hours each) clearing a 16' long kitchen counter. I couldn't even wedge more screws onto it "for now." A friend said, if I wasn't going to use/build something in a month, it needed to go into the garage, (tools and materials) into a now-built closet, (winter coats and other seasonal things) or be stacked out behind the barn (front yard projects). Did I mention E.V.E.R.Y.thing is stacked in the front yard? Pavers, Lumber, Doors, Gardening stuff, Sawhorses with stuff I'm stripping on it You can stop me any time. But I'm entering into a "get rid of it" phase. I have this every couple of years. I can't stand the crap, I have cabinets and a closet. I guess I have this weird fear, that like a filing cabinet, if I put stuff "away" it'll be out of sight, out of mind and I'll just continue to accumulate. And build. Everything has a place, but there's just happens to be something else in it. No DH to blame (altho I wake up because of the snoring only to find there's no one to blame -- but I don't snore). He was a dirty kind of slob, but gone now. I hate that. At least garbage goes in the garbage can and dishes at least to the sin so I can load 'em. Oh - I forgot the whole point of this. Training: I've rebuilt my house to facilitate my habits. Hooks by the front door for keys. Laundry off the MBR so I can throw dirty right into the machine. A guest room into which I can throw all the clean laundry I hate to fold. A shoe rack by the front door, where I always take mine off. A waste basket by the credenza for the junk mail I stack there. I'm doing better.