I really only feel befallen by Asperger's issues when I'm with strangers or in public. I hide it pretty well until (or unless) I have to talk with others or interact in any way. If I'm just part of the background, I feel like anyone else.
To answer the question directly, I like being alone in the house in the early morning when everyone probably is asleep. That's MY time, and it's a comfortable refuge. I also forget I have anything deviating from the norm when I go dirt bike riding (ALONE). I never go to the track, or have other riders come to our place. When I was 13 or 14, I had a few friends who would take me along to ride, but I felt like I was the 3rd wheel. I'm blessed with being in the position to have a place at home where I built my own outdoor nationals style track, and I change it now & then if it gets boring. Usually boring isn't a problem though . I feel like there's no Asperger's when I'm driving, or walking alone or with my wife. I can go to Costco or a car show, or any place in public where I'm not likely to be the focus of anyone, and feel like everyone else until someone looks me in the eye or talks to me. Then I immediately have to go into acting mode, and get my front on real fast. It ruins any pleasure I get from going to those places sometimes, I guess. But certainly not always! I'd say for every time I'm contacted in public and I feel like I'm flubbing it all up, there are 10 times when I feel like I interacted fine, and those with whom I interacted probably have no idea anything is different about me.
Charles