The Untold Princesses of Secret Kingdom

Last year, I wrote an makala where I listed off 40 of my inayopendelewa fan-arts of Elsa. I was very lucky that I could do it, especially since I also made a drawing for her, tried to re-watch Frozen, etc. But I was also delayed because I had an appointment with my psychiatrist in Arad, and then I had to help out my father with renovating my Godmother/cousin's house, and exercise in order to stay in good shape. While I didn't manage to release it on time for the Winter Solstice, I did finished it with only two hours into the inayofuata day.
However, one of my problems was that I didn't know how to insert...

hujambo everyone! This was my first countdown in quite a while, and I really enjoyed organizing it. I've always adored the dance scenes in the DP films, so I thought this countdown would be a good way to do homage to them. Big thanks to everyone who voted and commented! Without further ado, here are the results.

10. Snow White's dance with the dwarfs

This is the only dance in a DP film that isn't romantic, and that unfortunately made it the least liked out of all the dances. It is fun and unique, but mashabiki missed the classic romance associated with a dance between a princess and her prince. Ultimately,...

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Ariel: zumaridi, zamaradi
Considered to be one of the rarest gemstones, they represent uniqueness and is considered to be the symbol of rebirth and venus (beauty). The deep green and hues of blue will give a striking contrast to Ariel's stunning red hair. The gem is also known to help wewe stay centered in your heart’s wisdom, and make choices from upendo and compassion, which makes it even a better fit with Ariel.



Belle: Citrine
Legend says that Cintrine dispels enchantment. It's golden machungwa, chungwa with pink undertones compliments Belle fair complexion and...

In lieu of my 3 mwaka anniversary on this site (which actually took place sometime in February), I decided that I would write an makala looking back on what this site has aliyopewa to me and how grateful I am to have come across it. While I haven't frequented this site in months, it still holds a dear place in my heart, as well as those who I have met through this site. Well, here I go. For those of wewe who don't know me, this will probably be a pretty mundane article, so I wouldn't be offended it wewe stop kusoma now. If anything, this makala is really for me to get out my pent up upendo for this...