Showing posts with label Liverpool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liverpool. Show all posts

Monday, 31 December 2012

My year according to Twitter - August

Today is New Years Eve. When I started writing the 'My week according to Twitter' blog posts in January I intended to write a new post each week of the year so that when it came to today I could look back at all the different things I had done over the year. I only managed to get to the end of July when I stopped. Probably due to a combination of reasons including the Olympics temporarily taking over my life and using my laptop a lot less than I used to after getting a tablet.

So here are the highlights from the last five months of 2012, starting with August:

Sunday, 22 July 2012

My week according to Twitter- Week 29

This week it was the culmination of the last four years of university. It was graduation day! I am officially no longer a student. Going to miss those student discounts.

Sunday, 8 July 2012

My week according to Twitter - Week 27

This week I had a last minute trip down to London, including a day out at Thorpe Park.

I'm going to be working in Widnes from the end of August so will have to start looking for somewhere to live in Liverpool soon. Anyone looking to house share in Liverpool from around then, get in touch.

Sunday, 29 April 2012

My week according to Twitter - Week 17

This week there was a big landmark for my degree. Dissertation finishing day. There was also a trip to the races again and an afternoon and evening in Liverpool for Rhod Gilbert.

Monday:

Sunday, 8 January 2012

My week according to twitter- Week 1

So its the end of the first week of 2012 and I still haven't got round to writing my review of 2011, but I am about to write a summary of my week according to twitter (@mfaz).


On Monday a new show started on Channel 4 called the Bank Job. A few weeks ago Channel 4 launched an online version of the game (The Bank Job online) to get people for the show. I got quite addicted to it, answering questions, winning 'money' and trying to beat my opponents for a good hour, so I thought I would watch it on TV. Unfortunately it was very much in the same category as The Million Pound Drop. I liked it but it was very slow with 2 minute rounds taking nearer 20 minutes. This is definitely a programme I will only be able to bare if I record it and fast forward through the pointless chat and attempts to build up tension.