I've been feeling rather uninspired to write anything lately, however, I thought I'd at least write a small entry, just so let all you know that I'm still alive.

Tonight, my co-workers-- Angela and David-- along with good old Paolo hit the Cumberland to go see March of the Penguins.

March of the Penguins is a French originated docu-movie about the life of Penguins, told in the English adaptation by Morgan Freeman. The movie is quite intriguing in that it was portrayed as a "love story." It goes through the many life stages of penguins, from finding a mate, and taking care of their young.

What really amazes me is the stark similarities in the behaviour and the obvious signs of emotions expressed between penguins and humans. Not only are penguins extremely cute, but I truly commend their struggle for survival in the arid, and harsh conditions of Antarctica.

This movie is amazing and is definitely one of a kind. Funnily enough, it is almost like a chick flick with Penguin stars. There are indeed teary moments in the film, which I just find so enchanting.

I totally suggest everyone to go see it.