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It all began back in September 7 2013, when on the greatest night of Tony Abbott's life he was met with a totally random stage-crasher.
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No worry, two weeks later and Mr Abbott was sworn in as Australia's 28th Prime Minister.
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On one of Mr Abbott's several foreign trips he spoke of Australia's good friend "Canadia".
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He was sure not to forget his lucky Fisherman's Friend mint on several ABC 7:30 appearances.
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It's said to keep Mr Abbott's hand gestures under control.
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.... to spruik the axing of the Carbon and Mining Taxes.
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And the results were mixed, with kids terrified.
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Others recruited to Team Australia.
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But mostly just terrified.
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Speaking of kids, in March, Mr Abbott was mobbed by Newtown High School students who surprised him with their knowledge of international law.
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And Mr Abbott returned serve with a baseline winner.
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The D-Day anniversary trip was tough for Mr Abbott, here trying to find where to stand before a pre-anniversary group photo.
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But it was... oh poor Mr Abbott was on the far-left.
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The head of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab was really having none of Mr Abbott's sterling banter.
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And other times on Today when he admitted, well, he might be a little sauced.
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But other times banter probably went a little bit too far...
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Like when he told peace icon Aung San Suu Kyi - who spent 15 years under house arrest - he knew what it was like to be an opposition leader.
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There there was that time Prime Minister Abbott, who doubles as the Minister for Women, took a trade delegation to Asia.
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And couldn't find any women for the photo.
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Mr Abbott also sent an outstanding video message to the Australian soccer team, except he called captain Mile Jedinak, Mike.
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But really, among all the Prime Minister's many GIF-worthy moments one stands out.
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That time Mr Abbott winked, when told by a 67-year-old woman with incurable diseases that she worked as a phone sex worker to make ends meet.
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Here's to year number two, Mr Abbott.
