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D tuning is fun.
You could also potentially get a capo? Kind of makes it tricky though with such a small number of frets, but I used to spend hours playing with a ukulele sized capo. Wouldn't recommend getting a guitar sized one because it makes playing chords hard. I think I got one for around $5 from ebay.
Another cool thing to do is doing a 'duet' with another instrument. You can play chords and go onto YouTube and find a video of someone playing a different part of the song on a different instrument.
Possibilities are endless. Even if it doesn't seem like it :)
Ah I might not spend any further money on it but thanks :)
I am very lazy and filling time while resting