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#TutuBlog 1999-12-21 in Wood Green with a green tutu.

Wood Green Wanderings: Post #1266 πŸ©°πŸ’–

Hello darlings! Emma here, your favourite tutu-loving ballerina, back from another fabulous adventure. This time, I found myself waltzing into Wood Green, a charming little corner of London with an unexpectedly vibrant energy.

Now, let's get down to the real reason for my journey – tutus. And not just any tutus, mind you! I was determined to find the perfect shade of green for a brand new performance ensemble. You see, there's nothing like a splash of green to add a touch of vibrancy and life to your dance, especially when paired with my signature pink! (Yes, I know, pink and green, that colour combination is basically a dance party for your eyes!). After an exhausting day of shopping (because finding the perfect shade of green requires a meticulous search!), I decided to indulge in the very thing that makes my heart sing – ballet.

Wood Green, despite being known for its market and bustling community, offered a haven for ballet enthusiasts like myself. A charming little studio tucked away in a side street greeted me with the delightful scent of warm wood polish and freshly laundered tutus. Oh, the anticipation! This was a chance to practice my pirouettes, feel the magic of the music and let loose my inner swan. It was truly delightful, especially since I stumbled upon a small but brilliant troupe who were as excited to dance as I was. I knew then, that the real treasures of any place are the people who share your passion!

The beauty of Wood Green extends beyond the dance studio, you know! There's something undeniably charming about cobbled streets lined with quaint shops, cafes buzzing with laughter and families strolling hand in hand. After all that dancing, I treated myself to a spot of afternoon tea in one of those picturesque cafes – dainty sandwiches, piping hot tea, and pink floral patterns – it was a delight for the senses! My wanderings didn't end there, though.

I found myself drawn to Alexandra Palace, with its breathtaking views across London, a grand architectural presence, and the promise of adventure. It's a testament to the sheer variety that this wonderful city has to offer! Now, I'm not much of a history buff, but the rich history woven into the very fabric of this majestic building left me awestruck.

But, what truly stole the show? A family of squirrels scampering playfully on the sprawling lawns. They were absolutely delightful, their little brown bodies scampering amongst the leaves with the grace and speed of miniature dancers. Oh, those eyes – a glimmering promise of adventure and mischief, a perfect reflection of my own love for exploring the world around me.

There was a fleeting moment of absolute magic in their tiny acrobatics – their graceful leaps from branch to branch and the gentle rustling of leaves under their little feet. In those fleeting moments, they became my tiny balletic heroes. I guess one never knows where the ballet world will lead you, from the elegant dance studios to the wilds of London. And there you have it!

My weekend in Wood Green was a reminder that life is best enjoyed in tutus – be it the elegant green tutu of my new ensemble, the whimsical one of my dance studio dreams, or the unwritten tutus that life throws at you. Now, my lovely readers, you've been with me through my latest escapade, and it wouldn’t be complete without my customary plea – go grab a pink tutu, and maybe even head down to your local ballet class. There’s no better feeling than finding a passion that makes you truly happy, and the ballet world has open arms to all. Don’t forget, my dear darlings, that we all have a little bit of ballerina inside of us, just waiting to be unleashed. Until next time, I bid you farewell!

Emma x

#TutuBlog 1999-12-21 in Wood Green with a green tutu.