The Morning Roundup
Happy Monday, friends! Jeremy got his second vaccine dose on Friday so we’re in the (slightly staggered) 2 week window on the way to being officially fully vaccinated! Had a pretty chill weekend catching up on some cleaning and ended our Sunday watching The Mitchells vs The Machines (a new Sony Animation film on Netflix) - it’s HILARIOUS & fun and I highly recommend watching right away!!
The wallpaper Emma of A Beautiful Mess used for her son’s nursery is SO GOOD. Love the color palette.
Also on the house/design front - StudioDIY has a post up about her biggest design regrets in their current home that is full of tips! (I honestly did not think at all about the wallpaper in a kids bathroom issue until her post, lol)
For anyone visiting Walt Disney World this month, Disney Parks Blog has a roundup of all the ways they’re honoring Asian Pacific American Heritage Month - including: new & returning character sightings (Mulan, Moana and Disney’s Junior’s Mira); specialty snacks at Disney Springs (the Matcha Yuzu Ganache square from The Ganachery sounds amazing); and movies selected for “Movies under the Stars” nights at select hotels which will include Big Hero 6 and Lilo and Stitch!
Disney also launched their Pride celebration collections across Disney, Pixar, Marvel & Star Wars brands - a lot of which appears to be showing up on ShopDisney now! Disney is also donating to a number of LGBTQ+ organizations during Pride Month, which you can learn more about here
Disneyland reopened this past weekend after an over 400 day closure - we’re going back later in May! - Andy at MiceChat has a great nitty gritty recap with all the details about his visit. His parks photos are consistently some of my favorites! Todd Martens also wrote an excellent piece for the LA Times about the reopening worth a read.
I got this fun pineapple cooler backpack for beach trips this summer! Honestly will probably use it for a combo snacks/diaper bag since it’s so easily cleanable.
Katie’s a little young yet, but I love the look of this new It’s A Small World board game (2-6 players, ages 4+)
