Here’s a quick run down of things that have happened in my world during 2005, it’s nice to look back and think. To summarise: Passed my driving test, fell back in love with linux, finished uni for a year, moved back home, got a car, started my work placement, went on holiday, got a laptop.
- January
- Took semester one exams at uni.
- Passed my driving test.
- Installed Ubuntu Warty
- February
- Installed Ubuntu Hoary and back again
- March
- Converted my site to Drupal and back again
- April
- Got snowed under in assignments.
- Installed Ubuntu Breezy and started using Linux as my full-time O.S.
- Made what is sadly my biggest contribution to open source software to date
- May
- Took semester two exams at uni.
- Moved back into home.
- Watched and loved the last star wars film.
- Bought my first car
- Started a web hosting company with Nick
- June
- Wrote a quick hack for google sitemaps and wordpress
- Designed and hosted an atv website for Sara’s dad.
- Started my work placement for Britannia in their batch support team.
- Wrote to my M.P and M.E.Ps for different things.
- Wrote my first pocket pc theme
- July
- Sara turned 18
- Sara and I’s first anniversary
- Switched teams at work to work as a Unix Sys admin.
- August
- Had my first week off of work, spent my time spending the pay packet I’d just got.
- Became old.
- September
- Basically nothing, except not blogging much.
- October
- Holidayed in Turkey and met the other side of Sara’s family.
- November
- Decided to participate more in the Open Source world.
- Wrote to my M.P. again, this time regarding 90 day detention without charge.
- Relaunched the Weberrific website
- December
- Switched to the Oracle Support team at work.
- Went to see Mark Thomas and Rob Newman
- Finished redesigning the Lost Generations website as our first major client for Weberrific
- Got a laptop for christmas.
- Spent New Years Eve at Nicks party.
Now on with the next year.
Post idea stole from Andrew Pollock.
I like the review of 2005, much better than mine!
Looks like you have had an eventful year, all the best for 2006. I look forward to spending the latter quarter of it back at uni with you.
Missing the total randomness of the things we got up to... Wonder what our final uni business venture will be ;-)
Hmm, and here was me thinking i'd not done that much :p