Just watched a really good Korean movie from 2005 called Antarctic Journal. It wasn’t a fast-paced action-packed movie, but it kept my interest for two whole hours! It’s about a Korean expedition of 6 men who are trying to reach the Point of Inaccessibility (POI) in Antarctica. It’s a psychological drama, and we see how the men react differently to the stresses of the environment and all of that. Very good scenery.
Go to the Chase Community Giving Facebook page and vote for the Humanity Fund. They have a chance to receive $250,000 to help care for thousands of homeless animals around the world. YOU HAVE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 19TH TO VOTE!
The Harmony Fund is on a singular mission to rescue the animals others deem “unreachable”. We have assembled 25 of the most effective and down-right courageous animal protection programs on the planet with the aim of bringing peace to places once absent of hope. Right now we are gearing up for winter and shoring up resources to help rescue teams take animals off the streets in some of the coldest places on earth. We would be honored to have your vote today.
Here are some pictures of adorableness to get you in the mood to vote:
11 Miles to Cool 