Lokai Make-A-Wish Limited Release Bracelet

Lokai is about balance. Being humble at your high points, and positive at your low points. Life is a series of highs and lows.

For the next few hours until today is over, you can purchase a limited release rainbow bracelet to support Make-A-Wish ($1 goes to the organization, which will be used to help grant wishes to children facing life threatening medical conditions).  http://mylokai.com/shop/lokai-bracelet-neon.html/

My story is my balance from Wish Kid to volunteer Wish Granter. What's your balance? #LiveLokai

Dear Disney Imagineers:

I love Disney, and am fortunate to have been able to visit Disney World recently.  On my trip, I thought of somethings which could be made even more magical.  I thought I'd share, since I doubt I'll be sitting down with an Imagineer anytime soon (although that would be awesome!).

-On the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, Barbossa's boat should be dressed as the Black Pearl (black sails, and the name painted on the ship).

-There should be a section of Epcot, where you can ride any of the major rides Disney Parks offer, all simulated.  They are ready to go, and life-like.  This would be great for people short on time in Disney, and maybe people with certain disabilities who can't ride the real ride.

-There should be an area or whole park for adults, with thrill(ish) rides.  This can explore the dark parts to Disney (ex. villains).

-Across the lake in the World Showcase in Epcot, there should be walking bridges modeled after famous ones across the world (ex. Tower Bridge, Golden Gate). A ferry can travel the other way underneath the bridges.

-Disney Resorts should have a channel that only plays Disney movies (especially classics). There can then be pay per view or on demand for newer movies (or this can be offered as an incentive to book stays at certain times of the year).

-There should be an attraction designed around Imagineers.  You can see what they do, and maybe have an interactive video experience to see what their job is like.

-Shopping while you are there should earn you special points to book another stay. (Maybe every $10 = $1 booking voucher.)

-More things should be handicap accessible. (Lines and entrances wide enough for a wheelchair, seats should be high enough where you don't have to bend down low to sit and you have plenty of leg room, and more wheelchair accessible vehicles on rides for those who cannot transfer.)

-Buses should have the front split in half: half for standing/scooters to just drive right in, and half with double seats facing forward. The back of the bus can have one wall of standing, and the other side and across the back, seats.

-There should be bus only lanes in Orlando.

-You should be able to bring your refillable mug back, and get a discount for just the drinks. You should also be able to add on other places you would like to use your mug (ex. parks, another resort).

MagicBand suggestions:

-You should have a profile online, which tracks everything you have done (it registers your reservations, you can log events, and your band should also track attractions you enter).  Even if you do not have a fast pass, it should keep track of which rides you go on, and even how long you spend in line.

-There should be options on the MagicBand, such as it being able to track your steps (also registered on your profile), having a clock digital display, having reminders when you have a reservation, and being able to communicate with your party members while in the park (but are not together).

-You should be able to order exactly what you want the band to look like (character and color, even accessories) when you book your tickets.

Find Beauty Every Day

"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."  Choose to see beauty every day, even in the simplest of places. Such as in life, the sky, and nature in general.

Random Thought of the Day

I really don't like any kind of seafood.  If it lived in water, I'm not going to like it, and I won't eat it.  In fact, if a chicken drowned in the ocean, I don't think I would eat it.

Million Dollar Idea: Phone Case with Contained Wristband

For times you need to carry your phone in your hand, there should be a case with a concealed wristband.  The band could pull out and go on your wrist.  There would be a clip to keep it snug, to add security from dropping/losing your phone.  When you are done, it will go back into the case and remain stored there until next time.

Million Dollar Idea: Boobie Pouch

There should be pockets you can hook between your...boobies.  So when you need an extra spot to secure something small, you will be able to keep it close to you at all times.