One forgets that in the modern times, teenagers don’t always want to do what is traditional, Â especially when it has to do with wearing something OLD. Â The glass “slippers” from Sarah’s family were a style that was in high fashion in the late 17th century in France, not something that a modern day teen wants to wear to her Prom.
April 6, Â OMIGOD it has started!!! Â I forgot to mention that although my parents are dead, the rest of my relatives are NOT. Â The only reason why I and living with my stepdad is because I asked to stay. Â My mom’s mom is an artist and she travels a lot. Â Both of my Dad’s parents are alive and kicking and my grandmother wants me to live with her but I asked to stay where I am, the place that my mom and step dad made together. Â Sometimes my step-sisters are a pain but I don’t complain so I can stay here. Â I grew up on the whole Cinderella thing. Â My grandmother made sure I knew all about our family’s history in France. Â Now that it is time for my “ball,” Â my grandmother wants me to wear the glass slippers! Â They are from the 17th century for crying out loud!!! Â Why would I want to wear 300 plus year old shoes just because it’s tradition?! Â Sometimes I am sorry the stupid shoes survived the French Revolution!! Â I know they are history but why do I have to wear them?

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