What do your Top iphone Apps say about you?

It's interesting - my Top 10 reveal so much about the person I am. Firstly, an enthusiastic (if also slightly obsessive) cook - evidenced by foodie apps such as:
Epicurious - mobile version and link to the wonderful world of epicurious - my first love on the www.
CookBlogs - Bundled newsreader of all my favourite food blogs
MacGourmet. - A site for collecting my own as well as favourite recipes from all over the web
Secondly a busy and forgetful parent:
Groceries - my pick of the many available to help create useful shopping lists
Mimeals - a meal planner for the children's meals
Babysitter. - a useful little gadget that helps you calculate a babysitter's pay at the end of a drunken night.
And a pushy and sentimental mother:
iTot Cards - flash cards for the modern baby (sad but true)

Bunny Rattle - my solution to keeping a baby still on a changing mat
Chuck - a simple non-violent ball game
Snap - an oldie - but a goldie for my older children.

This data for a marketer is gold dust - even my choice of games for the children indicate a preference for old world charm. This information is far more valuable than my street address or the content in my emails, or the sites I search, or even the books I buy on Amazon. Because, if I put an application on my phone - on the whole it means I have a deeper and longer term need for the service provided. (ifart for Christmas Lunch entertainment aside) Most apps will give a real insight into someone's world and how they behave. And that, dear people, is what we direct marketers consider the holy grail...