2011: In Rememberance

So, 2011 is almost over. A couple days ago, before I went to sleep, I had a bit of think back and did a epic tweeting spree. And given I sometimes blog about that stuff too, I thought I’d stick those tweet here.

And yes, you will notice that I did find a hashtag to use just before I finished. I hadn’t intended on the tweeting spree when I started. I was just sending some tweets. Then it turned into a little spree.

So the tweets:

To make sure I have time to think about it, I have already written the text message I'm going to spam on Sunday.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

What did surprise me was that I am planning on sending that message to 85 people. I know too many amazing people.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

Also, that's only people who's mobile number I have. There's a bunch of people I would send it to but I don't have a phone number for them.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

Oh wow, I've hit 350 followers too. I will never understand how my tweets are so interesting that hundreds if people follow them.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

A few things have been pretty rubbish in 2011, I am quite proud of some of the things I've been involved in. One of those is @contactfmnz.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

I am also proud of how close I got to being elected to the WSU Board.

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

I am proud to be a @NZBreakers fan and volunteer too, particularly after winning 2010/11. #2011memories

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

My most striking memory of this year is the February Christchurch Earthquake. My heart still aches for Christchurch #2011memories

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

My final word before I go to sleep. No matter how tough things get, good friends and good memories will keep you … http://t.co/uBGWRa1v

— Daniel Farrell (@danielfarrellnz) December 20, 2011

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