README.md in PackingPeanut-1.0.0 vs README.md in PackingPeanut-1.1.0

@@ -30,13 +30,13 @@
 App::Persistence[:foo] = true
 # App::Persistence[:foo] would now return true
 ```
 
 Whirlwind Tour via the REPL
-```
+```ruby
 # ONLY ANDROID REQUIRES CONTEXT!
-# Set the context (required in the REPL or when not including the module).
+# See the section on Android context for more info
 $ App::Persistence.context = self
 => #<MainActivity:0x1d20058e>
 $ App::Persistence['dinner'] = "nachos"
 => "nachos"
 $ App::Persistence['dinner']
@@ -46,15 +46,23 @@
 $ App::Persistence.all
 => {"dinner"=>"nachos", "lunch"=>"tacos"}
 $ App::Persistence.storage_file = "some_new_file"
 => "some_new_file"
 $ App::Persistence['dinner']
-=> ""  # empty because we're now outside the default storage file.
+=> nil  # empty because we're now outside the default storage file.
+```
 
+Friendly aliases:
+```ruby
 # You can use PP instead of App::Persistence if you like
 $ PP['some_boolean'] = true
+# You can use PackingPeanut (true name) if you like
+$ PackingPeanut['so_easy'] = true
+```
 
+Access deeper features:
+```ruby
 # On Android you can set prefrence_modes for cross/app communication
 $ App::Persistence.preference_mode = :world_readable
 => :world_readable
 ```
 
@@ -82,9 +90,32 @@
 
 ## Tests?
 
   * **iOS:** Yup!
   * **Android:** Boy that would be nice wouldn't it?
+
+## PackingPeanut Alongside Bubblewrap on iOS?
+It's meant to look just like BubbleWrap, not fight with it.   If you include the BubbleWrap library, PackingPeanut will gracefully bow out of the App::Persistence namespace.  You can still access PackingPeanut with `PP` or `PackingPeanut`.
+
+## Explain this Android `context` _thing_ Again
+Just like a conversation taken out of context can be confusing, Android has a lot of moving parts and requires just about EVERYTHING that would be a lib component to understand the context.   When accessing persistent data, context is required.   You can easily handle this by giving PackingPeanut your application context in your Application startup file.
+
+PackingPeanut Context Examples:
+```ruby
+# Providing Context - Regular
+class MyApplication < Android::App::Application
+  def onCreate
+    PP.context = self
+  end
+end
+
+# Providing Context with BluePotion
+class MyApplication < PMApplication
+  def on_create
+    PP.context = self
+  end
+end
+```
 
 ## Contributing
 
 1. Fork it
 2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)