<human>: I will lurk no more!

So I have a personal site that was set up pretty much to fulfil the requirements for a University unit*, and has been pretty neglected ever since I graduated. It cost me like £20 for a year, but I was fine with it at the time. In January I remembered I should cancel the service since I wasn't using it. They have no contact email - why would they go and be so easily contactable? So it's the 'support ticket' system - yawn - and I keep going back-and-forth trying to convince them I want to cancel my account, and they're like 'We'll delay payments!' and I'm like 'no that's okay' and-- yeah, I was a idiot and didn't express firmly enough how much I wanted the account canceled, and I looked at my bank invoice today and realised they had charged me £47 (!) for another years hosting, despite our ongoing 'support ticket' conversation about cancelling. Great.

Despite the fact that £47 is a weeks survival money, I am trying to put on my shades and deal with it.

If I am forced to have a website for a year, what would be the best and most amazing thing I could host in the time being? The worst (best?) part about it is that the domain is my full RL name -- good one, me -- so as much as I'd love a lemonparty, it has to be something that doesn't make me seem like a total freakface forever. I am super-duper bummed about this - enough to stop lurking & ask Reddit straight up - so please help cheer a cheerless soul!

How can I take these horrible, horrible lemons and turn them into delicious lemonade?

(* 'Professional Practice' - snerk)

Condense the text into a few key points
<bot>: I tried to cancel my web hosting, got distracted, got charged £47 for something I never use. What do I use the site for now?