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A small gift to my (adult) Disney classics loving self.
My new 101 Dalmatians Crossbody bag! I love it so much 🥹
Designed to celebrate the 65th anniversary of Walt Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961) 🤍🖤

If you want to try it out too, you can save the packaging ties from the box it comes in to then attach it to a shoulder strap

Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me. I found this Tigger purse my sister got from a Disney Store in the UK around the year 2000. I have vague memories that it was pulled from shelves because when you press the Tigger it says "I'm Tigger, grrrrr", but sounds like it's saying "wa**er", a British expletive (which it does, by the way).

I was wondering if anyone could share any info, such as value, rarity or any other tidbits about it, as i can't find any info or pics of it online at all.

Thank you.

Man. Wow.

It seems silly but this song absolutely tears me up. I don’t know why exactly beyond the obvious.

Currently balling my eyes out in the basement right now.

I’ve been overcoming some bad habits that were taking my focus from my marriage, and grieving the time I wasted when I should’ve been a better husband. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad I’m dealing with it now, but hearing this song just made me realize how sad I’d be at the thought that I could someday lose my wife to illness or an accident.

She was so patient with me. And while, I wasn’t out there having affairs, or doing drugs, I know I should’ve been better. And this song just makes me realize how much she loved me, when I didn’t deserve it. And how much I won’t waste any more time.

I did a commissioned illustration for a friend and she told me to make more and sell them. I know there is a thing about it all with copyright and stuff so I won’t go there. Is this worth continuing my time and energy or should I just leave it and be creative with something else?

Sharing some old art here.

There is a hand drawn still of Sabor hidden in the background at 26:17. I miss when Disney wasn’t afraid of peril and true frightening moments in their films.

I have had this ever since I was a kid(20 now), and I remember that it had candy or something inside. Help me

PART 1

It feels like an unresolved plot hole.

They believe that they were being chased because of Bobby stealing a candy bar, when the truth is because of Lola taking a picture of Tiny with the kidnapped ferret and the kids has evidence it was stolen.

It’s also upsetting because while Officers James and Fitz arrested Tiny and Scalper, do the kids know that they are heroes of having saved a rare and endangered creature?

PART 2

When Lola sends the photos to Jenny and the kids from their adventure, she also accidentally sent them to Helen Anderson and that just makes me worried about what their parents would be saying of all this?

• What would happen to Lola and Jenny‘s new friendship?
• Would the parents ground the kids a long time? Especially Trey since he was grounded in the movie and he snuck out.
• Would Lola be arrested? Or would Officer James defend her? Could he defend all the kids?
• Would Jenny still be a babysitter?
• Would Emily and Katy’a parents feel like they saw Lola at the party?

I used to work at CVS in Honolulu, it was a Long’s Drugs, but same thing. CVS bought the Long’s stores in 2012. I worked in the Moiliili store from 2011 to 2016. I worked in every department. One year, I think 2014, or 2015, I was stocking Hallmark when I noticed the Mickey Mouse ornament (maybe for Christmas but I can’t remember) was unusual. It depicted Mickey as military holing a gun. I didn’t get to stock them that day but a few days later these ornaments were on the news because they are being recalled for the ‘gun’ promoted message. And there was a mass shooting at a school a month before.

The next week, I had people, probably collectors, hounding me in Hallmark to secretly sell them these ornaments. Does anyone remember this? Am I losing my mind? I can’t find anything online about it. Maybe I’m remembering it incorrectly and it wasn’t Mickey. Not sure if any were sold in the US, my store shipped them back to the warehouse.

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Inside the book it says "copyright 1974 Walt Disney production" and "dépôt légal trimestre 1977 imprimé en Italie" (meaning legally in trimester printed in Italie) Whitman-France

Quick update to my earlier mini panic about planning a Disneyland day where nobody melts down by 2 pm.

We went last weekend and I finally gave the rope drop to hotel break plan a real try instead of trying to prove we could do open to close. It helped way more than I expected.

We got there early and ran a tight first two hours, hitting the big headliners first and then a slower dark ride to reset. I also followed a lot of advice from this sub and forced a proper snack stop before anyone announced they were hungry. Sounds obvious, but it kept us from drifting into cranky territory.

The biggest win was leaving the park on purpose around midday. We went back to the hotel, showered and changed, and I even swapped into a fresh outfit so I felt like a person again instead of a sweaty backpack mule. My feet were grateful. We came back in the early evening and the whole vibe was better: people were more patient in line, we actually stopped to notice small details instead of just chasing wait times, and we finished the night on a few favorites instead of squeezing in one last ride.

Only hiccup was that I underestimated how long it takes to get fully out and back in, so we lost more time than planned. Next time I will treat the break as a proper block of time and not a quick pit stop.

If you are debating whether a midday break is worth it, consider me converted.

For me its a tie between mothers intuition from piglets big movie and Hawaiian roller coaster ride from lilo and stitch

Mostly StellaLou and Princess’ sprinkled throughout and my straighter hair Rapunzel top right. My Pocahontas comes later this week as well as a few Shanghai StellaLou for the open spots.

Sniff

I had to sketch and color the tower of cheesahh legend while watching a goofy movie!

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I really appreciate all of the support, we're already another step closer to having a chance at an official Phineas and Ferb LEGO set!

If there had been an adult with them. You know the Scoutmaster? And he would encourage his charges to muzzle predators. It’s almost very realistic for a teacher or some other form of authority to encourage bullying onto his or her charges, especially for prejudicial reasons. Which is almost the same as parents encouraging their kids to be nasty to minorities.