When you begin to have that empty feeling, what do you do?

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Just recently, about a month ago maybe, I had my license revoked. The situation is stupid really but the point of the matter is that I can't go around freely like I used to. As a high school student, I already know where I want to live and what I want to do. How many kids I would like to have, what names I would name them, my ideal partner, my average sized house decorated to the way I like it, and that I'll be working for the government or some other politically-related job. I'm already at the point where I fail at high school because I don't try in science or math, the two subjects that simply bore me. I know what I want to study, and I want to specialize in that specific interest. However, living under my parent's roof AND rules have hindered me very much. I don't like going to the movies like most teenagers do, because I appreciate motion films better at home with friends (cheap and easier); I hate going to high school football games, why go out and cheer for a team that will already win; etc. etc. name any other activities that are the norm for young people my age, and I probably do not engage in them. What I DO enjoy doing though, are cafe lunches and discovering new areas, meeting great people and holding long conversations. I love food, architecture, photos, clothes (fashion, in the sense of the way one presents him or herself), shopping because I feel like it's a form of discovering things (great stuff w/ great prices), and most importantly, to discover. Obviously, this is not possible without a convenient transportation. So if you are stuck at home, wondering about anything and everything. What do you do? Take a walk? Watch television? What gives you the comfort that there is more to life than it seems? Even if one is capable of driving, what do they do once they've memorized every street and turn around them? I want to travel, big time. Make the world my playground, LITERALLY. So MyLotters, what do you do when you have that empty feeling inside of you, the emptiness of life?