Disney Princesses Of Every Day Of The Week
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Disney Princesses Of Every Day Of The Week

Because whats better than being a princess?

Renee Snyder
Sep 19, 2016
Lancaster Bible College
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Obviously, all of us are princesses. I don't care who you are, if you're the smallest daintiest girl in the world or Mr Macho Man, you can be Princess Love Hearts and Rainbows or, in the words of ZaneTheAiden from Tumblr, Princess Protein. We are all princesses. In fact, I like to believe we are a different princess each day of the week. What are those princesses you might ask? Well, my buddy, my pal, my friend, get ready for the article of your life.

Monday

I don't know about you guys, but I am always DEAD, TIRED, on Mondays. I don't know if it's from the weekend, or being back at school/work/etc. Without fail, I am exhausted. Just like our dear sweet Aurora here! I believe wholeheartedly that we are all Sleeping Beauties on Mondays (or Sleeping Angries if you're anti-social). So flaunt those eye bags, sweatpants, and messy bun and be proud of it girl!


Tuesday

Okay, so I know that Meg isn't one of the bigger princesses but I think everyone can relate to Meg's cocky sarcastic personality at least once in their life. Now that we've been through Monday, we have to deal with everyone for four more days, and thinking about that makes me a LITTLE bitchy, but I feel as though that's everyone? On Tuesdays, I would much rather be at home with my kitten stuffing my face with lasagna and binge watching Netflix but here I am, at work, so I have a right to be Meg and you do too!


Wednesday

I don't know about you guys, but when it's Wednesday, and work/school is just dragging on, and you feel like you're trapped in this tower and you can't get out? I totally get it, so does Rapunzel! We're all just aching to get out of our metaphorical tower and party! Only two more days and it's going by like a sloth. S.O.S. Eugene!


Thursday

Belle is quite obviously SO SICK of everyone in her town and just ready to go out and have some fun! Which, I am SO totally with her on this one. Who doesn't love to go home, curl up with a good book and some tea on a cool winter evening?

Friday

ITS TIME TO LIVE IT UP LADIES AND GENTS! Get your Friday Panties on and TURN UP! We have had a pretty rough weekend, from being hungover/tired/angry that you have to be back on Monday to being trapped on Wednesday! You Earned it! Go get your prince charming and kill it on that dance floor!

Go flaunt your inner princesses ladies and gentlemen, you are and always will be Disney princesses!

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