The ship wasn't supposed to hit the dock

OKAY

I have cleaned my room - mostly

I organized all the boxes I had and then took out all the bottles and then I re did the cable management for my computer

I still have the other side of my desk to cable manage which is gonna suck

I still need to make my cpu cooler, actually do my laundry and not just bring it downstairs, figure out what I am going to do next for the new monitors I'm getting secondhand eventually and what to do with the giant ass 3d printer enclosure taking up all the space on the desk, need new sheets, eventually rebuild closet so I can actually use the dresser, correctly fix my old gaming mouse, order capacitors and VRM phases for my GPU, 3d print holders for stuff on desk (hackrf, toolbox, cutters, soldering station, screwdriver and mini bit set, other tools) 3d print pipe-style brackets to hold cables onto wall, 3d print the other wheel knob things for my lathe, continue learning ASM-x86, python, C, etc, document my current projects on GitHub (I have a notebook of all of them)

Eventually:

Motherboard organizer shelf so I can run a compute cluster OS with my junk computers and maybe eventually install servers for neural network training if I will ever be able to get my hands on a server (neural network will be for software reverse engineering)

Put lathe/mill in my room?

explore phase change cooling for long term overclocking of parts

Get a damn job, part time
Apply to a college, and or start taking classes at local university without enrolling in programs (and function enough to complete the work in those classes and keep the job)

Find irl friends like geez I need to get out