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#TutuBlog 1998-03-16 in Feltham with a pink tutu.

Feltham: Tutu Tales and Train Trails (Post #621)

Hello, my darlings! Emma here, ready to whisk you away on another whirlwind adventure in my beloved pink tutu. Today, the destination is Feltham, a little slice of suburban heaven just west of London. I love exploring new corners of the UK, and this time, itā€™s a delightful mix of ballet bliss, countryside charm, and a touch of animal magic!

Pink Power in the City:

It wouldn't be a proper Emma adventure without a dash of pink power! My tutu of choice today is a blush pink masterpiece with delicate layers of tulle, reminiscent of a blooming rose garden. I paired it with a crisp white shirt and a touch of glitter for a sprinkle of magic. Itā€™s always a treat to watch Londoners' reactions to a pink tutu waltzing down the street, a smile and a friendly wave are the best compliments, and today, I got plenty of both!

Ballet Bliss in the Borough:

I arrived in Feltham on a vintage train, a journey that whisked me back to a time of grand travel. Itā€™s truly magical to watch the world blur by, feeling like a princess from a bygone era. But today wasn't about fairy tales, it was about embracing reality: the reality of breathtaking ballet!

I'm utterly thrilled to tell you all that a brand new dance studio, ā€˜The Ballet Barreā€™, opened its doors in Feltham this week. With airy studios and an energetic vibe, this studio is a haven for anyone who craves the grace and freedom of dance. Iā€™m itching to try their ā€œBallet & Brunchā€ class - who doesnā€™t love a bit of early morning movement followed by delicious treats?

Animal Encounters in Feltham:

Feltham holds a special place in my heart because itā€™s the home to a sprawling nature reserve: Bedfont Lakes Country Park. It's a treasure trove of wildlife, with ducklings frolicking on the water, playful squirrels chasing each other amongst the trees, and even the odd heron making an appearance. Iā€™m an avid birdwatcher, and I even spotted a little wren with its cheerful song - it truly brightened my day!

The countryside is an absolute necessity for my soul; I'm a firm believer that the world is meant to be experienced, not just viewed from a screen.

The Tutu Effect:

As I made my way back to the station, I caught a glimpse of a group of children playing with a bright pink frisbee. It reminded me of something, then I remembered... I've always loved the simple joy of playing and connecting with nature! So, a lightbulb moment: wouldnā€™t it be fantastic if we could bring back the magic of play in all our lives, just like the little ones at the park? Maybe with a sprinkle of pink?

I dream of a world where everyone, young and old, has the courage to embrace their inner child. A world where we rediscover the magic in everyday things - laughter, silliness, and perhaps, yes, a touch of pink!

And just for fun... a little challenge!

This week, I'm encouraging all of you to find your own little bit of pink magic! Whether it's a vibrant pink lip gloss, a cheerful pink shirt, or a trip to your local park for a spot of pink-tinted laughter, join the movement and spread the joy.

Remember, darling, thereā€™s always a little pink waiting to be discovered. And donā€™t forget to let me know your experiences with #PinkTutuMagic on social media!

Until next time, happy twirling and stay fabulous!

Emma, www.pink-tutu.com

P.S. Donā€™t forget to tune in tomorrow for a glimpse into my favourite ballet bookstore, nestled in the heart of London! Itā€™s filled with beautiful books, inspiring tales, and enough ballet history to make your head spin!

#TutuBlog 1998-03-16 in Feltham with a pink tutu.