It gets very repetitive, but if you're solely using it as a means to an end for schooling, then it's manageable.
And even a full time 8x5 or 4x10 truly only takes maybe 2-4 hours to get things done, so then you have the rest of the time to study.
My career is in a sort of glorified data entry (GIS for a utility company), and it's super relaxed most of the time.
Data entry is always a good field for this. Work from home (mostly), can figure it out easily, pays decently.
I've been doing French onion soup mix with light sour cream and sliced cucumbers instead of chips. It saves me a bunch of calories but is still a super snack. But onion dip is one of my favorite foods ever. I'll eat that shit with a spoon.
Holy! Man, I live rural, but that's a whole other type of rural. Good luck out in the woods, friend o7
The grill(?) with this perspective was confusing the hell out of me. Looks like Kitty is about to cook up a little something.
A third party app that's still working for me for Reddit is called Stealth.
Hahahahaha. I hate SAP with a burning fury. I'm not sure if it's looked like this for a long time as I've only been in my career three years, but yep yep yep yep, looks exactly the same.
I binged like 12 seasons of Taskmaster recently and that's definitely been in my brain alongside 'You awright?'
Rainier?
I'm not actually sure what it takes to summit it, but this sounds like it could be the place.
I know it's not the best recommendation, but my partner and I have matching tattoos on our ring fingers. It's a symbol for something we both really really love and it's delicate and sensible enough that no one looks twice. Even if we split, it's not their name or anything and it's still something that means a lot to me on its own and is vague enough to be something I'll still enjoy
Double bad luck, on no I guess
I actually want them to step away from 5e/DnD in general. I loved DOS2, but I agree with another commenter that the vast swaths of elements made things challenging in a frustrating way at times. Not that that shouldn't be a tactic to be used, but it definitely was egregious in DOS2.
5E is just... A fuckin mess when it comes to balancing the game - said as a long time DM and player. There are so many things that just irritate the heck out of me with the system that can't necessarily be balanced with a video game slapped overtop of it. (Not to say Larian didn't do a good job with what they were given, but still)
That being said, I am a total fanboy of Pathfinder 2e and the way things are balanced there, and I would love love love to see a CRPG under those rules. Especially if it was Larian-levels.