Some new images I've found!

 Hey guys! Happy December, it’s the month of Christmas!! :D

Not much to say today other than I’ve been scouring Flickr recently and uncovered a ton of new images! Though I have to say, I despise Flickr’s algorithm! Like, I don’t ask to see a ton of weirdness when I’m just researching World Chorus, but I try to avoid anything inappropriate or gross by simply altering my search terms to always include ‘disney’ somehow, since that’s a filter in itself. But I tend to avoid things like ‘small world paris’ or ‘france small world’ as it can bring up search results that can be triggering, so there’s a word of advice hehe. As always, enjoy these new images, and send me an email or Instagram DM if you have anything of your own to share! :D

I'm not sure when the next update will be since as I always say, it's very luck-based as to whether I will find anything new, but honestly I think I've probably got the largest library of World Chorus content as it is, so unless anyone can find anything I've not been able to, it's not a surprise that after 4 years of collecting I struggle to find anything new! I won't give up though, hehe! :)

I also just published a video all about being a Disney Adult and the good, bad and ugly of the Internet on my YouTube, if you want to hear me yap after this haha! XD

https://youtu.be/QskE_UcT2HA?si=03rX1A7Wdlxh7uhm 

Please enjoy the new images! :)

World Chorus has a little golden heart, it was meant to be! <3



This isn’t relevant to much but I can’t help but think that this Mickey plush looks a lot like Jules/the conductor hehe! The baton is on the same side and everything!

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