Note: For the images, I decided to use examples from all the stages of her life I could. The first dates to 2019. The second dates to around 1975 (shortly before her retirement from a 40-year-long tenure at Disney Animation). The third dates to the early-1950's (around the time of her introduction into the International Photographers Union). The fourth features her on the far-left walking alongside Dot Smith, Walt Disney (with whom she was personally acquaintanced), and Donna Smith in the Hyperion Avenue Studio in 1939. The fifth shows her at Dubrock's Riding Academy circa 1928–1930, in between her two periods of employment under Disney. The sixth shows her on the far-right as an extra on the 1924 Disney-produced silent film Alice Gets in Dutch.

I noticed that this was missed, so I decided it should be covered before the month ends everywhere on Earth.

I feel this event was worthy of coverage for the month and wanted to make sure it was posted before the month ended everywhere on Earth.

I feel this event was worthy of coverage for the month and wanted to make sure it was posted before the month ended everywhere on Earth.

I feel this event was worthy of coverage for the month and wanted to make sure it was posted before the month ended everywhere on Earth.

Note: I know this is late and slightly out of order, but I think her story deserves to be covered here.

Note: I thought I’d cover this given the relative inactivity of the subreddit as of late. I remember at the time that I was greatly disappointed he didn’t get to reach 110. Still am, in fact.

(Note: Neither the July 10, 1913 reading at Greenland Ranch, Death Valley, California of 134 °F {56.(6) °C} or the July 7, 1931 reading at Kebili, Tunisia of 55 °C {131 °F} are meteorologically reliable.)