Peter Pan Learning to Fly - 500 Piece

“All this has happened before. And it will all happen again.” So begins the narrator, who leads us to the Darlings’ house, the place of departure for our flight of fancy. The story of Disney’s Peter Pan captures the wonders of childhood—the adventure, imagination, and magic that is Neverland.

Is it possible to stay young forever? How do you hold on to your youth? Peter Pan is often described as “The little boy who never grew up.” I look at him as the person that refused to let go of wonder. Taking chances is what brings life’s rewards. You can’t be creative with both feet on the ground. You have to have some imagination to fly. Don’t forget to bring “any happy little thought” and a little pixie dust too.

I tried to capture the pure bliss of flying on the faces of Wendy, John and William. They soar over London at night as most people are asleep, unaware of the wondrous events taking place above them. Peter Pan leads this game of follow the leader with Tinker Bell close behind. The destination is the second star on the right. As they fly with wonder across the night sky, the peril of Captain Hook’s ship begins to materialize in the clouds. Here’s some pixie dust to help you remember that Neverland exists. It can “happen again” for you.