After a mesmerizing and inspiring Antartica hour at "To the Artic" in omni theatre,
leaving one to wonder if it was more of a story about climate change
or of a more humanistic components of family, love and hope,
where at some point the parent in me resonated
with the struggles of the mother bear as she proved during the film
that she would do anything,
including possibly laying down her life to protect her off spring.
but one couldnt deny the breathtaking scenery and images
portrayed in the film was ASTOUDING.
the little one, enjoyed and exclaimed ,as he aspired to,
protect his "friends" when he grows up.
LOVE
leaving one to wonder if it was more of a story about climate change
or of a more humanistic components of family, love and hope,
where at some point the parent in me resonated
with the struggles of the mother bear as she proved during the film
that she would do anything,
including possibly laying down her life to protect her off spring.
but one couldnt deny the breathtaking scenery and images
portrayed in the film was ASTOUDING.
the little one, enjoyed and exclaimed ,as he aspired to,
protect his "friends" when he grows up.
LOVE
netherless we self indulged, self entertained, with self portraits thereafter.
At the same time leaving you with an epic pic of my daily dose of laughter..
