Did you catch that magnificent show yesterday?

It was the charity premiere for SEC at Shaw Lido, airing the movie Earth – the journey of a lifetime. I did, and I had travelled around the nature in the movie screen. It was indeed a journey of my lifetime that I would not be able to do it physically but visually.  Here is a short review about it.

The movie started out with a very warm scene of polar bear cubs learning to slide down a steep slope upon the call of their mother. At the same time, it has shown how sacrificial the mother polar bear was to feed her last reserve of milk to the cubs despite her in starvation of 5 months without food. It was truly captivating on how, the mothers in nature - be it polar bears, elephants, deer, mandarin ducks etc care for their cubs despite heading towards danger.

Just 2 weeks ago was Earth Hour, a program conducted by WWF...

Not so far away in a small island on the Earth named: Singapore Earth hour was launched too..and not so far away from the Dover MRT, Singapore Polytechnic had their very own Earth Hour!!! 

Together, I joined them in enjoying the view of seeing SP in a different angle: IN DARKNESS

Here is a short write up with interesting photos of their very OWN 2nd Earth Hour:

Proudly written by Keshia

Over 100 people were estimated to have congregated at Singapore Polytechnic at 8pm where the official festivities took place. I was one of them. And judging by the turnout rate, the publicity from SP Environment Club itself was a success.

It was certainly fascinating to watch the buildings plunged into darkness across Singapore Polytechnic. There were many flashes as photographers snapped a quick rapid succession of photos of the before and after shots of the skyline. The onlookers broke out into a cheer when the emcee counted down to zero.

“We were happy by the huge turnout and we hope that next year’s Earth Hour will reach out to more people and we certainly hope that Earth Hour will garner more support in the future years to come,” says Ruskin Ong, President of Singapore Polytechnic Environment Club.

That was how we had our Earth Hour..how was yours?