Dreamy Disney.

Yay! Found out on how to use the "old look of Blogger" just now! Ha, ha. Anyways, since there were Disney tunes during the office hour, I was reminiscing my days when I was little. Up until now, I'm still reminiscing about my childhood memories back in the 90s, though. Oh how time flies so fast. Like . . . super fast, you know. It seems like it was just yesterday that my brother and I watched our collection of Disney's classics that we got on VHS. Or the sing-a-longs.

Wow.

Okay, here are some of my views and memories about Disney's never-ending movies. Let's start off with the Princesses! My favorite Disney's Princess would be . . . Ariel. Yup. Her thick red hair is so fluffy and I was envy of her of living her life under the sea. Oh by the way, yes, I was a very fond swimmer at that point. Plus, Eric is one of the handsomest Disney's prince, in my opinion. Ha, ha. I still remember that my favorite bedsheets were my Little Mermaid's ones. OH! Fyi, I have this . . . 'thing' for bedsheets - up until now. I don't know why. Ha ha.

First ever watched Disney's movie in the theaters? Pocahontas. It was only the four of us, in Pondok Indah Mall, I suppose. I was very little at that time, and I didn't even remember on how the story goes. Until now, I still really don't know how the story flows. Really. The only one thing that I still remembered during that movie day-out with the family, was how I was scared of the big giant talking tree in the movie.

I just love Disney's soundtracks. Their melodies are so easy-listening and are easy to remember. Yet the choice of words are so . . . inspiring. I am now listening to Pinnochio's "When You Wish Upon a Star" that was sung by Louis Armstrong. I think I would hit the bed real soon, listening to my collection of Disney's songs. And now . . . randomly, I remembered my Kakung by listening to this song. Oh yes, my grandfather is a real fan of Louis Armstrong. Ha, ha.

Good night everyone! Dream, and believe!