Posts by WhollyART
What It Means To Be A Wilderness Explorer
It’s always been a tradition for me when I go to Walt Disney World with my family to do the Wilderness Explorers challenge, so when I came this time with Disney Social Media Moms Celebration, I knew exactly what I wanted to do right after exploring Pandora. Wilderness Explorers is one of my favorite attractions…
Read MoreCan Teenagers Really Have Fun at Walt Disney World®?
We just got back from our magical vacation as part of the #DisneySMMC (Disney Social Media Moms Celebration) my mom was invited to. We had such an amazing time going back to our home away from home, Walt Disney World®, the “most magical place on Earth.” As a part of #DisneySMMC we were able to…
Read MoreCelebrating Girl Power and Self-Love This Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is coming up, and I’ve noticed that on February 14th, we put most of the emphasis on either celebrating someone else or having someone celebrate us. While it is a beautiful thing when people celebrate us and how wonderful we truly are, as my mom and mentor Elayna Fernandez always tells me, “the…
Read MoreWhat A Teenager Can Do About Dating Violence
It’s February, and that means it’s officially the month of love. Everyone seems to be preparing for the 14th with ease, buying gifts and tokens for their sweethearts or loved ones in general. I enjoy celebrating Valentine’s Day with my mom and sisters, we usually do makeovers and a lot of self-care together. This month…
Read MoreThe Honest Truth About Giving People LABELS #NoNameCalling
Ugly. Beautiful. Fat. Skinny. Stupid. Genius. Loser. Winner. Black. White. Rich. Poor. Young. Old. In honor of No Name-Calling Week, I want to take time aside to talk about something that burns me to the bone…. labels. They exist all around us, in every person we see, there are labels that society puts on them.…
Read MoreI Have A Dream For The World
Happy Martin Luther King Day! I love Martin Luther King Jr. and what he stands for, and I honor this day every year. “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of…
Read MoreA Year in Review and My Word for 2018: Passion
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