On a visit to Disneyland, Micky Mouse always remembers me year to year. I remember one time when I was in California Adventure, he took my hand and he took me on a mini-adventure through California Adventure. He went walking through the streets with me. He then gave me a huge hug and danced with me. On the last visit before COVID-19, he took my … Continue reading My adventures at Disneyland: Meeting Mickey Mouse
When I was younger, my favorite Disney character was Minnie Mouse. I know she was my favorite because she was tiny like me. The first time my Mom took me to Disneyland, I was six years old and the first character I met was Minnie Mouse. My favorite memory was when I met her on Main Street USA, I got to walk around Main Street … Continue reading My Adventures at Disneyland: Meeting Minnie Mouse
I have been lucky enough to Meet and Greet Stitch at the Character Breakfast at the Paradise Pier Hotel. Going int this smaller Meet and Greet Breakfast and meeting several of the characters has been helpful for my anxiety. Whenever I meet and Greet Stitch, we seem to get into a little bit of trouble. For instance, once we stacked up the condiments to look … Continue reading My Adventures at Disneyland: Meeting Stitch
When I was little I had a hard time reading. My mom realized it, so my mom took me to the doctor and I was diagnosed with dyslexia. My mom decided to read me disney books. I remembered words from listening to my mom read me stories. Also I would watch disney movies. I then found out I had anxiety. I always wanted to go … Continue reading how disneyland changed my life forever
Life Lesson: “It’s up to you how far you’ll go, if you don’t try, you’ll never know.” Merlin was determined to help Wart become King of England. He gave him education so he could feel good about himself. Wart eventually finds the courage to pull a sword out of the store and becomes King Arthur, the King of England. When i was in high school, … Continue reading Merlin: The Sword and the Stone
Life Lesson: “If you weren’t you, then we’d all be a bit less we.” Piglet may be small and suffered from terrible anxiety. He was also very shy. But his good friends in the hundred Acres Woods accepted him for who he was. The reason I love Winnie the Pooh is because I have a lot in common with Piglet. I am little shy and … Continue reading Piglet, Winnie the Pooh
Life Lesson: “Your identity is your most valuable possession. Protect it.” Mrs. Incredible has super powers. But she didn’t want people to judge her so she hid her identity to make her life more normal. I always had anxiety and a hard time learning. Plus, I had dyslexia so during High School, I was always so embarrassed my classmate might find out. I always thought … Continue reading Elastigirl, The Incredibles
Life Lesson: “I’m only brave when I have to be. Being brave doesn’t mean you go looking for trouble.” As the King in the Lion King, Mufusa tells young Simba that even though he is king he still get’s scared sometimes. When I was going though school I had so many people being mean to me. Sometimes it was so bad I thought if I … Continue reading Mufasa
Life Lesson: “I never look back, darling! It distracts me from the now.” Edna wanted to be a fashion designer and she never gave up. When I was little I had a hard time walking, talking and reading. I got really frustrated because everyone thought I could never learn to talk, walk or read. And I thought so too, because I believed them. But, I … Continue reading Edna Mode
Life Lesson: “A true hero is not measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart” Hercules wanted to prove to everyone that he could belong by being strong and having a good heart by helping people. He always believed in himself, when no-one else believed in him. When I was young I did not feel like I belonged here … Continue reading Hercules
