My Disney Blog
I am 17. I have been to disney about 12 times ( I had family in Orlando so we went alot and then later it became a yearly thing) , and this is my blog dedicated to disney.
not quite as graceful as Pocahontas but still- it’s the effort that counts…. xD
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Asked by bellealice bellealice
May I please be Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas in your Disney family???
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The Princess and the Frog(2009)
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1. Choosing to love regardless of the differences
2. Loving what’s on the inside
3. Knowing that you are not anyone’s possession but your own independent woman
4. Working hard to achieve one’s own goals
5. Having the inner strength to stand up for your own family and country
6. Knowing that dreams do come true
Even though Disney Princesses are kinda marketed as almost damsel in distress princesses, only for children, pink and girly, each princess is actually a beautiful, confident, independent woman who CHOOSES her own destiny in every situation. She never lets the situation take control over her and that’s something so so beautiful. Kids should grow up watching Disney because beautiful life lessons are can be learnt from it
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setting realistic goals for my future
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Annie Leibovitz, Disney Series
Over the last couple years, acclaimed photographer Annie Leibovitz has partnered with Disney to create stunningly colorful pictures of celebrities posing as Disney characters from classic animated Disney films.
LEIBOVITZ IS LIKE ONE OF MY FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPHERS
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NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
