Have a new piggie at home. Her name is Lilith. She is adorable.

PS: Angelica is doing well, she is so big now. It’s amazing how fast they grow.

So March has been slow around here. Here being the site. In real life, it’s been quite eventful. Strangely enough, I have lots to say. I just haven’t given myself time to say it.

Here’s a point form overview… (of recent movies I have seen, I started writing this post and found myself writing a bit more then I thought, more updates to come).

Before I get into the previews ahead. Let me draw your attention to Hot Docs 2007. This year was asked again to help with the HotDocs design. It all started with a HUGE paper mache globe created by Brett Lamb. Who then in turn took the images and designed this years campaign. The festival this year runs from April 19th to 29th and is looking awesome.

My friend Maria is featured in Alan Zweig’s documentary Lovable. And my friend, Arturo Perez Torres has two documentaries in the fest, with City Idol and Super Amigos. (If you have any picks lemme know, perhaps I’ll join you.

Last night, went to a Game and Movie preview of Meet the Robinsons, the game was quite engaging, I got to play the xbox 360 version and after seeing the movie, it definitely compliments the characters in the film (More on this later). The film itself was outstanding. It’s one of those movies that I would definitely see again and will probably buy when it comes out on DVD. The characters are quirky and loveable. Even though the plot was very predictable at moments. Yes there are even funny moments in there for us big kids in our 30′s and beyond.

Last Thursday, I saw a preview of Sharkwater with the Wootam (Thanks for the invite). I went it with no expectations and left, in awe because of the beauty of the film, and in disbelief of the ongoing slaughter of the world’s sharks. Rob Stewart, the man behind the documentary was in the theatre to answer questions from the audience. And it was quite apparently how passionate he was about the cause.

The week before that I saw the movie 300. I really don’t care how historically correct the movie was. Wasn’t it a graphic novel, thus fiction? That’s besides the point. All in all the movie was visually stunning. Thin on plot, but still pulled through with their message.

So the powerbook stopped booting on Sunday morning. It’s being looked at this week, but it means I’m without a computer for at least a week. Perhaps it’s time to look into an iMac.

This evening I got myself a pair of Nike runners. When did running shoes start to look so futuristic. So I figured I’d start using the treadmill and bike in the exercise room downstairs in my apt. So apparently with a purchase of shoes you get a free box of gingersnap cookies. WTF?

So I’m finally catching up on some ironing while watching Season One of Laguna Beach. How’s that for multitasking.

The folks over at Hill and Knowlton provided me with a Motorola KRZR K1m to try out and review a couple of weeks ago. It’s pretty damn sexy, but I do have a lists of beefs as well, which I will get to in a future review.

It didn’t occur to me that the commercial above was for the same phone that I had recieved, until I saw the commercial again this past weekend. I think subconsciously I knew it was a cellular phone ad, but what really caught me originally was the visual effects and the catchy tune, which I discovered is Sugar Sweet by The Icicles. An indie band from Grand Rapids Michigan, who will be releasing a new album this coming spring.

Check out the band, more about the phone soon enough.