Pay it forward. Do something nice or helpful for someone else. Get out your bake ware and make some cookies or quick bread for one or more of your lonely neighbors. Knock on doors and let some of your elderly neighbors know that you have come to help them with cleaning or yard work or running errands. Go to your local animal shelter and ask them how you can help, you might be socializing kittens or cleaning up dog poo, but either way, you’ll be helping out. Find an organization that helps put together kits to help hungry families or kits that will be sent to soldiers. Organize a canned food drive in your neighborhood and deliver the goods to your local food pantry. Find an organization that does trail or beach clean ups. See if they have an organization like Habitat for Humanity in your community and see if you can help.
If you don’t want to do any of those things then try these:
Organize yours or another family members photographs
Clean out your closet or your garage and get ready for a yard sale
Get out some paper and a pencil and teach yourself how to draw (portrait, bowl of fruit, landscape)
Wash your parent’s car
Wash the windows on your house
Research a meal that you are interested in eating, then gather the ingredients, make the meal and serve it (with all the proper table settings) to your family
Gather a few, or a lot, of friends and go walking or hiking in the park, at the beach or any other beautiful place
Read, read, read, read, read
Make a bucket list, then research all of the stuff that you need to know about the activities you’d like to try and the places you’d like to go. Create folders in your computer so that you can keep the information handy
Offer to clean your house, from top to bottom.
Try to be useful