You bet, Kimmifunn. You're too smart and clever! So, stay out of trouble, please. Now, let's think of what else you are going to do with your time that doesn't cost money (or much money) and doesn't involve alcohol...
You said earlier that you want to do healthy things -- and the weather is getting nice. How about hanging out at a library to see what they have to do there? Joining groups of people who do interesting things that are free or low cost? Volunteering? Going to inexpensive movies. Reading a good book at a nice coffee shop or restaurant? Going to bookstores when they have free or low cost talks by authors (some of these can be boring, but others can be very interesting). You can meet some interesting people if you put yourself in some of these situations.
Here's a good website you may enjoy -- it's about "authentic happiness" and it has some self-assessments that help you discover your "signature" strengths (and has some good readings). It's a very credible site because the founder of the site is the former head of the American Psychological Association and is a well-known and respected researcher.
http://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/
The idea is to build on your strengths and the first step is to identify them.
Hope this is helpful.