Hello my lovelies!
Emma here, your pink tutu enthusiast, ready to bring some sparkle to your day, even if it's raining cats and dogs in your corner of the world (or maybe even snowing?! shivers That's a bit too close to freezing for this Derbyshire girl). Anyway, back to my lovely day out - I've been in Loughborough, and it's truly a place that needs more tutus in its life!
Speaking of which, my outfit today was everything. I chose my orange tutu, the perfect blend of sunshine and sophistication, paired with a simple black top and, of course, a bright pink ballet bag that's the envy of every dance studio in the land (or at least the ones within a twenty-mile radius of my little corner of the world!).
I've always been drawn to Loughborough's charm. It's got a little bit of everything - a rich history with a touch of modern flair, beautiful parks for a bit of picnicking and people-watching, and whispers maybe even a charming horse-drawn carriage or two, a definite dream for someone like me!
First up, the gorgeous Charnwood Museum. I'm a huge fan of history, and this place had enough fascinating exhibits to fill a week of exploring. They even have some beautiful art displays – the colours really captured my attention. They would have been right at home in my living room. The highlight, though, was their exhibit on local dance history. I may have stood mesmerized by the old posters of ballet performances in the area - just imagine the glamour! And how fantastic would it have been to see the dancers twirling in a pink tutu on stage, just like me?
My next stop was the fabulous Loughborough Town Hall, an architectural gem with more intricate detail than a ballerina's outfit. I may have had a sneaky photo in front of it - you have to admire such beauty. Plus, a little picture can never hurt. And I think it's definitely a location worth featuring on www.pink-tutu.com, wouldn't you agree?
Before the day was over, I had to check out the stunning Queen's Park. It's such a relaxing place for a peaceful stroll. It was the perfect way to wind down and think about my next tutu adventure. My plan for the afternoon? A good old fashioned dance session. I felt it in my bones! (and also in my muscles after my recent horseback ride in Derbyshire – it's a wonderful feeling).
My heart is full of gratitude. Loughborough, you've reminded me of why I love my life – why I live to spread the joy of pink tutus and the magic of ballet! It’s a way to bring light and beauty to even the cloudiest of days. It’s time for you to hop on the pink tutu train.
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Lots of love,
Emma x
