It wouldn't surprise me if I turned out to be a long haul truck driver. I like being/working on my own at steady, predictable, mindless work, that allows me to listen to an audiobook or music in the background all day. I imagine truck driving would fill that requirement pretty well. Though I don't know enough about it to be sure.

Not much different from my former life before losing sight. Despite only having 10% (20/200 or 6/60) of sight, it never affected my ability to play with electronics and computers, so I was satisfied. The only difference would probably be being able to drive, which would have made me move a lot less.

I might still work in regular IT or do mainstream architecture. Or might have got a burnout by now and tried something else.
And would still dream of the other jobs that would be so cool, like a commercial airline pilot (turns out you have to also be able to see blue, and can't have a history of eye surgeries etc). Or an astronaut (apart of sight, at least two other very disqualifying factors). Or in case of life crisis, would have wanted to become a tattoo artist or a librarian or something else where detailed, constant ability to see a lot of detail is needed.

I would most likely be an architect or cultural anthropologist. Anytime I travel somewhere new im always fascinated by the differences in structures and colours. But I also love learning about different cultures and the roles they play in society. But I'm also a dreamer who would love to do a bit of everything haha. I would also take a lot of road trips! :)

Driving. I would practically live in Yellowstone.

Working on the whole bioptics thing, but it's a slow process.

My husband would still be riding fast bikes and driving fast cars, that's what he misses most.