Feb 17: Disney Housing, SEWE, & Red Aspen Nails


Disney Housing Communities

Your friend who’s way too into Disney is about to lose their mind:  Disney just announced plans to start building HOUSING COMMUNITIES all over the country for people who want to be inundated with Disney 24/7.

They’re calling them “Storyliving” communities.  It’s supposed to be like a normal town, but Disney-centric

The first one is being built outside Palm Springs, because Walt Disney used to vacation there.  It’ll have a town center with shops and restaurants . . . a park . . . a lake with water sports . . . “curated experiences” for residents . . . and entertainment, including live shows.

 

SEWE

if you love animals, arts, and events, this is the event for you! It kicks off today and goes through the weekend.

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition | A Celebration of The Great Outdoors (sewe.com)

 

Red Aspen Nails

I put them on and they are amazing!!!! So here for these nails! If you love press ons, you gotta try these

@brittanyredaspen | Linktree

 

And this morning we had a guest DJ, Riley, during the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s hospital, so I had to ask the things he is loving!

3 things Riley Loves

5 Church and Bonefish, Blue Water Gas Stations, & Cane Bay High School

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