I have a bunch of old SH scars on my lower arms and legs. They are fully healed and not visible from a distance but definitely are up close, and when I've worked with children in the past they would sometimes ask me about them.
Could this be a problem? I know people with large tattoos sometimes have to wear sleeves, would that be required of me? I am fine either way, mostly just curious what to expect.
A few weeks ago I (22F) was at a party with some people who are in band with me at my college. I know the returning members pretty well, but not the freshmen, including Z (18F). The party is pretty chill, mostly we all hang out, play some games, and chat. At one point, pretty late in the night, Z says that without Jesus she wouldn't be alive right now. I half-jokingly respond that for me it was the exact opposite. She says something about how being Catholic is really important to her, I say I was raised Catholic and have a lot of issues because of it, and then she says "well, I hope you accept Jesus into your heart someday."
At the time, I don't think I responded at all, but I haven't been able to stop thinking about the interaction. What could I have said? I need to remain friendly with her but also want to convey that that phrase does not mean the same thing to me as it does to her, and that I am not interested in discussing religion with her further. Curious to hear your thoughts!
I pretty much only wear my hair down or in a ponytail but I got the idea to try some new hairdos. I saved a few that I liked on Pinterest (mostly variations on braids, buns, etc.) and I noticed in a lot of them the girls used a bunch of tools and products. Usually they had a brush or two, a comb with a pointy end, and a lot of them used products like gels or sprays. My question is do I need those? My hair is curly (more fluffy/frizzy, really) and I'd like to look somewhat decent but I'm afraid getting into this might be more work (and money) then I expected.
I'd love to hear the best/craziest/funniest rumor or story you've heard about the program, either online or in-person. Was there any truth to it?
So far, mine is that you can get chlamydia by swimming in the pools at Flamingo, which isn't even physically possible.
Hello! I plan on applying for the Spring 2027 program when applications open in a few weeks and was hoping someone could tell me specifically what the application process will look like and if there is anything I should do to prepare beforehand. I've been reviewing the DCP pages on the Disney Careers website and reading posts here and elsewhere, but haven't been able to find much specific information about the application itself. Thanks!