#talitharabboni

[tiarasnteakettles]

Out of curiosity, how might I be able to add a velvet frame to tiaras I already own? Is that something you might sell separately at some point, or something I could DIY?

I’m working on a tutorial for that as soon as I get home in one piece, don’t worry!!

[the-freedomwriters]

Can I ask where you got the coats for the Female Freedom Fighters photoshoot? They look fantastic, and I'm hoping I can rock one as well as you do!

Hi there friend! We all got our coats from here. Katie (Admin Lafayette) actually found them for us. She’s really good at finding cute and affordable clothes online for cosplay haha.

And thank you! That’s very kind of you to say! The only downside to the coat that we were discussing during our shoot is the fact that it has no pockets (*sigh*), but it’s doable with how comfortable and cute it is haha. But just a heads up... no pockets to put your phone in. :P

If you end up buying yourself a coat, we would LOVE to see you in it! :D

[wordsinswedish]

I can see why this is confusing because you see "Drottning Silvia" or "Prins Carl-Philip" (indefinite) but then it's "KronprinsessAN Victoria" and "PrinsessAN Madeleine" (definite).

From my understanding--and if anyone knows differently, feel free to correct me on this--women's titles are typically written in definite form with an ending (ex: Prinsessan Madeleine, Infantinnan Leonor, Kejsarinnan Michiko, Vicomtessan Linley, Hertiginnan Kate as some people call her).

The only exception I could find was "Drottning". That's used in indefinite form without any endings (ex: Drottning Silvia, Drottning Maxima, Drottning Rania) along with men’s titles (ex: Prins Carl Philip, Konung Abdullah, Kejsar Nikolaj)

Maybe if a Swede who understands titles can explain why this is, that’ll be awesome. It’s fascinating and I’ve never noticed it until now.

[fycarmensandiego]

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From the very depths of *my* heart, thank you.

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THANKYOU

I have found my tribe.

[futureimagineer]

I just got back from Disneyland and I totally want to be an Imagineer now. I'm a writer by hobby, and I started seeing every ride as a story; now I'd love nothing more than to create a story and hand it off to people who could make it come to life as a Disney Parks attraction. Good luck with changing your major - maybe one day we'll work together!

So jealous you got to got to Disneyland. I love that fact that you are in it for the storytelling, just as I am. That is (to me) one of the best things about the Disney parks. They have such great stories for every park, area, and attraction. Continue to follow your dream just as I am and then maybe we could work together one day! Good luck!

[futureimagineer]

I love your blog - having only ever been to Disneyland, I really enjoy seeing the things that you can only find in WDW - and reliving all the things that are in Disneyland. That said, I know you reblog a lot of things, but would it be possible to identify rides and theming whenever possible? There have been times when I know I'm looking at something cool but have no idea what it is. :) Best of luck in pursuing your imagineering dreams!

Sure thing. And thanks!