Diary/journal application

I'm looking for an application for my iPhone and iPad that is a journal or diary application like penultimate that syncs between my iPhone and iPad as well as it allows for me to actually use a keyboard to type and still allows me to drawl and add pictures. Maybe even prompts me during the day to add to it?
If anyone knows an application like this please let know!
Thanks all!!

blue sky,
You might take a look at viJournal from
SkoobySoft
viJournal Lite is freeware so you can experiment to see if it meets your needs.
Other journal / diary options are listed here
Search Results at VersionTracker
See also
MacJournal
There is a download link at the bottom of the page to a .pdf of the user Manual.
I have no experience with an iPhone.
No Alibi.

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