DISNEY ON ICE- Go Long To Short Hair-Raising Event in Toronto

DISNEY ON ICE presents Dare to Dream
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GO LONG TO SHORT
HAIR-RAISING EVENT IN TORONTO!

March 13 @ Rogers Centre
1:30 pm-2:30 pm

WHAT:

Disney On Ice celebrates March Break with a heartwarming HAIR-RAISING event with Wigs for Kids Toronto, benefitting children with medical hair loss. The event honours the children as well as the new Disney On Ice presents Dare to Dream show, featuring Disney's newest princess, the long-golden haired Rapunzel (from "Tangled")!

We are looking for 20-25 community hair donors, ages 5-50 years old, who are able to donate 10"+ of hair. Hair donors will receive a free cut and style during the event PLUS four complimentary tickets to the Disney on Ice presents Dare to Dream show. The grand finale will be when the star of the show meets the donors to thank them for their generous hair donation.

WHEN:

Tuesday, March 13/12
1:30pm-2:30 pm

WHERE:

Rogers Centre-Summit Suite
One Blue Jays Way

TO REGISTER:

Space is limited and participation is by pre-registration only. To secure a space email hairdonation@zazoupr.com with your name and phone number by March 9/12.

WHY:

Disney On Ice presents Dare to Dream offers a unique way to give back to the community with a HAIR-RAISING EVENT.
Disney on Ice skates into Rogers Centre this March Break, March 14-18 for 8 performances.

Snip Snip

I'm sure that pretty much everyone has had a hair trauma in their lives. I've had a few. From seriously crooked bangs to a bad Sun-In experience, we all take a mini leap-of-faith when we step into the hairdressers's chair.

I do love getting my hair cut. I love the freshness and the instant change that comes from a hair cut. I will try anything once and usually tell my hair dresser that "I am in their hands". When it comes to the girls, I am definitely more attached to their hair than I am to my own. Intellectually I know it will grow back and it's only hair. However, when they sit in the hair dresser's chair I have to tamp down my urge to yell "Stop the cutting!" Think of a scene from "What Not To Wear" when the person getting the make-over has a total meltdown before finally accepting that they must cut their four foot long rats nest.

I am not sure why I have this reaction to the cutting of my daughter's hair. I really don't know why the momster in me rears its ugly head at this particular event. It's a good thing the girls are not old enough to want a tattoo as I may just have to lock them in their room to keep them from marring their beautiful skin.

So, at each hair dressing appointment, I tamp down my crazy inner-voice, smile and encourage the girls to have the fun the I have when I change my hair. I want to pass down the freedom that change can give them and the artistic expression one can have with their hair. I think I have done an admirable job as you can see from the pics taken yesterday.