Chuck: this is definitely *not* a low-end phone, you're right.

A.J.: well I love the phone and I have no intentions of switching, so I guess I will wait it out and see if the battery life improves. I think it has already a little. I don't make too many calls, don't listen to music on it (yet), and text message a bit. Lately my battery has just been used up by using Bluetooth to get ringtones and wallpapers on it from my iBook. And just admiring the beautiful display, haha.

I just bought this phone Tuesday night at Cellular One. It was $250 retail, $80 with the two-year contract extension, then it had a $50 mail-in rebate, which made my total for this phone a whopping $30 +tax. I love it thus far. The camera could be better and it isn't what I was expecting from a 1.3 megapixel camera, and the battery life is bordering on major suckage, but I can live with it. The screen quality alone is well worth it.

This is a good show. It reminds me of "The Stand" and "The Quiet Earth" in different ways.

I got a phone wet and brought it in to get repaired, and the paper hadn't turned. I snickered when the guy said, "well it doesn't look like there's been any water damage".

I'm having a hard time choosing between pink, green, and blue. But I'd probably go with pink. Boyfriend would get the green one. Where the hell is the purple iPod? Why orange instead of purple?

My mom ordered an engraved blue nano Sunday night and it arrived this morning. Maybe they're anticipating larger volumes for V-Day, but it obviously doesn't take that long.

Lawrence, Kansas is where the Wakarusa music festival is held. And they are crazy there. Because the people putting on the festival didn't own that land, the police were able to just come on it and bust everyone using drugs. They were using hidden microphones, night vision, etc. I hope that Wakarusa doesn't expect a big turn out this year because after last year, most people aren't planning on going back. Bonnaroo (Manchester, TN) is the place to be. So, this city is just all around crazy-balls.

I kind of like the idea, but only for sending things like baby announcements/updates, wedding stuff, housewarming, graduation, birthday, that kind of thing. Not for every day email. But I bet it'll be a big selling point. My ex-boyfriend's dad was looking into getting a Mac, after a lot of nagging from me, and he was explaining the templates and graphics he uses in his emails and if he could have those in Mail (he's a pastor and sends out religious oriented emails to his parishioners with various religious imagery). He wasn't happy that Mail couldn't do that. They did end up with a Mac, however, after my ex and I had broken up.

I got a 250gb Seagate hdd and Macally firewire enclosure.

I always see cops on the phone while driving. They're setting a bad example.