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#TutuBlog 2005-05-20 in Barnet with a white tutu.

Barnet Bound, in Pink, of Course!

Post #3243

Hello darlings! Emma here, bringing you another dose of pink and twirling from the heart of Derbyshire! Today's adventure takes me north, towards the charming town of Barnet. A quick dash on the train, a little bird chirping a cheerful melody as we speed past rolling green hills - just perfect for getting my ballet brain buzzing!

Now, as you all know, a tutu is a non-negotiable part of my life. But for this little jaunt, I opted for a white tutu. Yes, you heard that right! White, the colour of angels and ballerinas, crisp and airy, it’s like a whisper of elegance against a sunny sky. But don’t worry, the pink still shines through in my choice of top: a gorgeous pink cashmere cardigan that drapes like a cloud.

Reaching Barnet, I was greeted by a charming cobblestone street lined with little boutiques. My heart beat faster; I knew this place was meant for ballet shopping! Imagine, darling, a delicate lace shawl that would be perfect for a swan lake performance, a pair of adorable pink ballet shoes for those lazy afternoon classes, and even a tiny tutu for my little niece! (Yes, I'm introducing my family to the wonderful world of pink tutus - one by one.)

After my shopping spree, I popped into a cosy little café, sipping on a steaming cup of tea, the warmth melting away the day’s anxieties. Watching the hustle and bustle outside, it felt like a scene out of a whimsical ballet – everyone moving to their own rhythm, each step a dance in itself.

Later that evening, I ventured into the heart of Barnet. A grand theatre stood before me, a monument to dramatic expression, a promise of graceful storytelling. My anticipation buzzed like a hummingbird, flitting with excitement as I took my seat in the velvet plush of the auditorium. The play, a romantic ballet with breathtaking costumes and graceful movements, swept me away.

From the poignant whispers of the cello to the soaring melody of the violin, each note weaved its own spell. The dancers, their movements like whispered dreams, carried the audience through an ethereal journey, reminding us all of the beauty and fragility of life.

Oh, and before I forget, I had the absolute joy of meeting a young woman at the theatre. A budding ballerina, with her own sparkling pink tutu, she’s aiming for the Royal Ballet one day. My heart swelled with pride – it’s inspiring to see such passion, to watch the future of ballet blossom before your very eyes.

As I write this, sitting on the train journey back home, a gentle tiredness has washed over me. It's the kind of fatigue you get from immersing yourself in something truly wonderful, like a beautifully performed ballet. And that's the magic of it all, darling: letting yourself be swept away, even if it's just for an afternoon or an evening.

But, enough of my musings. Tell me all about your ballet adventures! Where have you been lately, what new tutus have you fallen in love with, and what new dance moves have you been perfecting? Don't forget, you can always share your own pink tutu experiences on my website www.pink-tutu.com. Remember, life is a dance, so let's twirl together!

See you all tomorrow,

Emma x

#TutuBlog 2005-05-20 in Barnet with a white tutu.