Dream

Hi! My name is Nicole. I am a senior at Elon University. I am currently employed in the costume shop at the university and seasonally at Magic Kingdom in Orlando. After graduation, I have been offered a position as a Youth Entertainment hostess on the Disney Cruise Line.

To learn more about me, visit my website: http://www.wix.com/nkiefer2/portfolio

This is a blog of things that I like and want to share.

I like Disney, puppies, love, movies, and artsy stuff. If that scares you, I would recommend leaving this page in order to not psychologically damage you.

Dream big and follow your dreams!!
Fri Apr 15
kari-shma:

Star Orbs (by {Luminous Flux})

kari-shma:

Star Orbs (by {Luminous Flux})

Sun Mar 13

Disney Princesses

I thought it would be interesting to put the Disney Princesses in order of when they each were created to see how each are a product of the year they were made as well as the evolution of them. 

Snow White (1937)

Snow White

Cinderella (1950)

Cindy

Sleeping Beauty (1959)

Sleeping Beauty

The Little Mermaid (1989)

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

Aladdin (1992)

Pocahontas (1995)

Mulan (1998)

Enchanted (2007)

Princess and the Frog (2009)

Tangled (2010)

When looking at the order of these movies, I realized a definite shift before the little mermaid. She is the beginning of a shift toward a much stronger female character, which makes sense. Female stereotypes/gender expectations in the fifties and before were for the woman to be protected by the man. That still exists today, but there is also the idea of girl power, equality, and independence.   

Also, the look of the characters was definitely influenced by the times it was created and what was seen as beautiful then. Some of these elements are more obvious than others. The puffy sleeves of the 80s (Ariel), the stronger eyebrows of the late 50s (Aurora), and the hair and almost cupid-bow lips on Snow White (30s).

Mon Apr 26
kari-shma:

New York City Love (via {peace&love♥})

kari-shma:

New York City Love (via {peace&love♥})

lickystickypickyme:

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, which was launched  to study the sun’s magnetic field, recently brought back this stunning  image. The iridescent colors denote different gas temperatures, with  blues and greens showing the hottest areas with up to 1,799,540  Fahrenheit degrees. That’s hot. 
via

lickystickypickyme:

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, which was launched to study the sun’s magnetic field, recently brought back this stunning image. The iridescent colors denote different gas temperatures, with blues and greens showing the hottest areas with up to 1,799,540 Fahrenheit degrees. That’s hot.

via

free-wilderness:

adorablelife:lauraseymour:
Reed’s Flute Cave in China. (via travelthisworld)

free-wilderness:

adorablelife:lauraseymour:

Reed’s Flute Cave in China. (via travelthisworld)

findout:

electricorchid:

West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) | Three Sisters Springs, Crystal River, FL | +

findout:

electricorchid:

West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus) | Three Sisters Springs, Crystal River, FL | +

Sat Apr 10

I am watching Waiting for Guffman

haha