Sometimes it's best being luckey than good.

I'm playing as black. Whites opening is one that I rarely encounter so I respond Nc3 to whites d4 opening.

Being able to review your games go's a long way. I just noticed my opponent developed a fianchetto upon reviewing this game for my post. I'm showing whites move of Bg2 , this is whites fourth move.

My response to Bg2 from white was h6. I think I moved the pawn because I couldn't think of any better move so I settled on moving pawn to h6.

At move 6 White moves Nh3 , when I see a Knight at the edge of the board I say to myself '' a knight on the rim is dim''. My response was Qb6 which is also a questionable move in bringing the Queen out to fight so early in the game. 

Do you not know how to post a full game in one post?

"My response to Bg2 from white was h6. I think I moved the pawn because I couldn't think of any better move so I settled on moving pawn to h6." 

Couldnt see a better move!?  Free pawn on g4! nom nom nom!  Also, In future, if you are stuck for a good move in the opening (assuming there's nothing obvious!), develop a piece.  h6 does nothing, and gives white a free go.  Almost anything is better than nothing! 

This is my first time posting a game, the more I do it the better I'll get.

Actually pawn h6 will become very significant in this game, when you have time check back and see.

heh, "it's better to be lucky than good" I guess.  You still shouldn't play it in the opening unless the position calls for it.  You cant be lucky all the time. 

btw, I cant see the game.  You need to click 'enter game' instead of 'enter position', and then on the starting position, click 'enter moves' and then input the moves for your game.

Thanks, I made a miscue with whites pawn, it should be at g3 instead of g4. I'm working on the correction right now.

Since Black's Queen is out in battle she should be kept busy, a rule I work to hold is to have the Queen to take more pieces, and more material than my opponents Queen when she's called to fight. At move 7 White moves pawn to b3 , Black's Queen captures through the move of Qxd4.

 Upon bringing the game to move 9 White castles,  0-0 .

Steps to post full game.

1. Click the insert position or game on the toolbar of the reply box
2. Highlight 'game or sequence of moves' and press continue
3. Highlight 'Use a PGN file' and copy paste the pgn of your game there. If you don't know how to do it and are too lazy to do it, I have become your official stalker so get your pgn from here.
4. Add your comments to where you want to
5. Customize by clicking next step
6. Once you're done, insert. 
7. Yea, I'm bored, so I'm teaching complete strangers things which have instructions written with them.

your pgn:

[Event "7th Chess.com Tournament (1401-1600)"]
[Site "Chess.com"]
[Date "2009.06.01"]
[Round "1"]
[White "j_lasoul"]
[Black "Theempiremaker"]
[Result "0-1"]
[WhiteElo "1442"]
[BlackElo "1499"]
[TimeControl "1 in 3 days"]
[Termination "Theempiremaker won by checkmate"]

1.d4 Nf6 2.Nc3 d5 3.g3 c6 4.Bg2 h6 5.Bd2 Bf5 6.Nh3 Qb6 7.b3 Qxd4 8.e3 Qe5 9.O-O g5 10.Na4 b5
 11.Bc3 Qd6 12.Nb2 e5 13.Qd2 g4 14.Nf4 exf4 15.exf4 Nbd7 16.Rfe1+ Be7 17.Nd3 Nc5 18.Nxc5 Qxc5 19.Bb4 Qxc2 20.Rxe7+ Kd8
 21.Rxf7 Qxd2 22.Bxd2 Be4 23.Rxf6 Bxg2 24.Kxg2 Rc8 25.Bc3 Rh7 26.Rg6 Kd7 27.Be5 h5 28.Re1 Ke7 29.Bd4+ Kf7 30.Rge6 c5
 31.Bb2 h4 32.Rf6+ Kg8 33.Ree6 Rd8 34.Re5 d4 35.Rg5+ Rg7 36.Rxc5 d3 37.Rc1 d2 38.Rd1 Rc7 39.Ba3 b4 40.Bxb4 Rc2
 41.a4 Kg7 42.Re6 Rc1 43.Rxd2 h3# 0-1

An ''official stalker'' ? I guess I'm moving up in this world ! Thank you for the instructions madstermind. I wish you a good day ...or evening .

Black's response is g5 . At move 10 the White knight is ordered Na4 ; again the voice in my mind relays the saying ''a Knight on the rim is grim'', well now my opponent has both Knights on the edges of the board.

Black orders an attack on Whites Knight by sending pawn to b5.

White counters at move 11 with Bc3. The beginning of a long  diagonal ? I am concerned as viewed from the illustration of white pinning blacks Queen and Knight.  

Blacks Queen has moved to protect herself as has whites Knight.The end of the 12th move Blacks pawn covers e5, covering its Knight from an attack by whites Bishop. 

White moves Qd2 on the 13th move. Black ends the 13th move by ordering pawn g4, which will be one of several saving moves for black, which will be shown later in this forum.

On move 14 White moves Nf4, I'm sure this was an unwanted sacrifice, but white may have been looking to equalize in material soon after the move which can be indicated by examing the postions of whites Queen(Qd2) its pawn at g3, and the White Bishop(Bc3).