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The living room looks lovely now. It's so nice that when it's 100% done I'll put a photo here. Speaking of photos, I'll put up my photo with the boys in the living room. No matter what happens, they will always have a special place in my heart.

Tomorrow I'll be going to Landmark to look for K's mom's rooster. A few days ago I found myself walking through Landmark, from Glorietta to Greenbelt. I just missed the days when the boys were here. One of the happiest days of my life but I know K wasn't feeling that well that time and G was getting on-and-off crabby. But I think if ever they return here to visit again, it won't be that bad for them. They'll know what to expect, where to go and what to do.

I'm having a ball with Android. I just worry about viruses though. But for someone who has been using a jailbroken iPhone and running banking apps on them, I shouldn't really complain much about that. But I have some sort of utility for the virus in my phone now, though. So many Apps but as I go through the Android Market, I couldn't help but notice how more mature and streamlined the iOS apps are compared to Android. Maybe it's true developers enjoy developing apps for iPhone and it's such a pain for Android. Mainly because of the different screen sizes of the Android devices while with iPhone they only have to deal with one for the 3G and old touch, one for iPhone 4 which is optional, and the iPad. But because my phone is so nice, everything looks nice! I love the Skype integration with Android. It feels like Blackberry's without looking to nerdy when it comes to the settings. Weatherbug's awesome, too. I don't know if I'll be listening to music in this device. I wonder if it has its own iTunes. I still have to figure out how to copy songs to my phone.