The busier I stay, the happier I am.

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So, this summer I'm taking at least two classes. I'm definitely getting a job. What else should I do?

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Note that some options fall into more than one category... certainly books on autism/autistic people can fit three categories all by themselves

Thanks for the advice.

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I'm all for having fun with history; I have an entire shelf of books on Regency England (with a bit of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian mixed in) and the Napoleonic Wars. Never took a class in any of it, but I've had fun arguing professors and recreationists into the ground.

Volunteer at a nearby assisted living residence or nursing home. Running little errands, helping straighten up a room or just making some tea and talking/listening for a while is a *major* thing to someone with reduced independence/mobility. Most religious organizations have some sort of 'visitors' program, if the residence/home doesn't have one. If you have a pet, it could be trained as a therapy animal - to wander around and visit with you.