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The New Year. A time for making new resolutions or breaking them. Whether we tend to make them or not, today will be a fun day.

We decided to try something new this year. We wore kimonos with long sleeves to celebrate the new year. The adults, except for Clara, didn't wear one. The Frightened Princess had a yellow kimono.

Duchess Diana wore a light brown one, similar in color to her normal dress, Countess Eleanor wore a red one, bright as her bird of happiness, and Baroness Meg wore a pale pink kimono. Amanda, the Small-Hearted Princess, wore a darker pink kimono with flowers on it. Susan, the Impetuous Princess, and Olivia, the Tearful Princess, both wore matching white ones. The boys refused to wear a "dress", as they had called it.

Wendy, the Lonely Princess, wore a kimono that was the color of the morning sky. It went well with her light blonde hair. I wore a light green one.

The afternoon was pleasantly warm and whatever cool breeze blew by was shielded by our kimonos. All the girls were trying to walk in the shoes that are worn with the kimonos, but it was hard. Eventually, everyone stopped walking around and gathered in groups to talk. Wendy slipped off her shoes and took my hand.

"Come on!" she whispered happily.

"Where are we going?" I asked, taking my shoes off to keep up with Wendy.

"To our garden!"

We pushed by the squeaky gates and down the road. We continued on our way until we got to the rose garden by the Gingerbread House. As we catched our breath, I asked "Why did we come here?"

"Don't you remember, my silly prince? This is where we first saw each other in full light," Wendy said and laughed.

"Oh, yeah! That's when we traded our gifts." I patted the place on my chest where the rose broach was at and felt it against my heart. She nodded and flopped down on the ground. I sat down in front of her as she smoothed out her kimono. We put put our heads together and the Princess smiled.

"Kiss me, Prince. Please?" the princess asked.

"Of course, Princess." This is the beginning of a New Year love.

Description
The New Year. A time for making new resolutions or breaking them. Whether we tend to make them or not, today will be a fun day.

We decided to try something new this year. We wore kimonos with long sleeves to celebrate the new year. The adults, except for Clara, didn't wear one. The Frightened Princess had a yellow kimono.

Duchess Diana wore a light brown one, similar in color to her normal dress, Countess Eleanor wore a red one, bright as her bird of happiness, and Baroness Meg wore a pale pink kimono. Amanda, the Small-Hearted Princess, wore a darker pink kimono with flowers on it. Susan, the Impetuous Princess, and Olivia, the Tearful Princess, both wore matching white ones. The boys refused to wear a "dress", as they had called it.

Wendy, the Lonely Princess, wore a kimono that was the color of the morning sky. It went well with her light blonde hair. I wore a light green one.

The afternoon was pleasantly warm and whatever cool breeze blew by was shielded by our kimonos. All the girls were trying to walk in the shoes that are worn with the kimonos, but it was hard. Eventually, everyone stopped walking around and gathered in groups to talk. Wendy slipped off her shoes and took my hand.

"Come on!" she whispered happily.

"Where are we going?" I asked, taking my shoes off to keep up with Wendy.

"To our garden!"

We pushed by the squeaky gates and down the road. We continued on our way until we got to the rose garden by the Gingerbread House. As we catched our breath, I asked "Why did we come here?"

"Don't you remember, my silly prince? This is where we first saw each other in full light," Wendy said and laughed.

"Oh, yeah! That's when we traded our gifts." I patted the place on my chest where the rose broach was at and felt it against my heart. She nodded and flopped down on the ground. I sat down in front of her as she smoothed out her kimono. We put put our heads together and the Princess smiled.

"Kiss me, Prince. Please?" the princess asked.

"Of course, Princess." This is the beginning of a New Year love.