Post 3826
Darlings! It’s Emma here, back from a little day trip to Ecclesfield in South Yorkshire. You’ve gotta see my new heavy tutu! It's a thing of beauty. Imagine layers and layers of pink tulle, so fluffy and soft you just want to sink into it. I've paired it with my trusty pink leather boots for a dash of edgy chic and, of course, my little pink clutch to hold all my essentials (ballet shoes, a hair brush, and maybe a little emergency cupcake, because one should never be unprepared!).
This is the best tutu for a winter day out. You see, I always prefer travelling by train to the bustle and stress of car travel. Especially this time of year, with Christmas approaching. The trains are packed, the Christmas music plays endlessly, and all I really want is a nap in my tutu. My new heavy tutu makes for excellent sleeping attire. My trip to Ecclesfield, a lovely quaint town known for its beautiful old churches and parks, went smoothly.
There’s just something about Ecclesfield. It felt so warm and welcoming, a perfect place to explore. I especially enjoyed strolling through the market square, where the air smelled of freshly baked gingerbread. The vibrant stalls were bursting with everything you could imagine, from festive wreaths and handcrafted pottery to knitted scarves and woolly hats – the perfect mix of traditional charm and contemporary flair.
Then it was off to the beautiful park where I had to try my first ever horse riding lesson. My teacher, a charming lady with a name as lovely as the weather, was kind enough to offer a riding session, which is a special treat since she is usually completely booked up.
The horse was absolutely gorgeous, a majestic creature named Charlie, all brown and white stripes like a delicious swirl of ice cream. I was slightly nervous at first, but I have to admit I loved it. We went at a leisurely pace, just trotting along the muddy paths and listening to the gentle rustle of the autumn leaves.
It was actually Charlie that brought up the subject of tutus. He seems to be a keen admirer of pink fluffy creations and decided it would be lovely if I wear one on our next ride. So I told him to wait and see, maybe I could get my hands on a tiny pink tutu to make for him. Imagine that! Pink-tutu clad horse riding - what a sight! A real head-turner, I say!
The afternoon sun painted everything in shades of gold, creating the most beautiful ambiance. I settled down on a bench in the park, watching children play and feeling that feeling of pure happiness that only comes with a perfect day out.
You see, being a ballerina, traveling, and just having a general sense of fun is what makes me feel alive! That's why I dedicate myself to spreading the joy of ballet and tutus to all of you, darlings. Who wouldn’t want to have some of the wonderful magic in their lives? It’s really simple! Try going to a local ballet class or take some inspiration from your favorite ballerina - or even watch a ballet film on your cozy sofa - I'm not judging, sometimes we all need that time! You’ll be surprised how much joy ballet can bring into your life. It's truly a dance for the soul, you know? Don't be shy - put on a pink tutu, feel that magnificent flow of beautiful tulle, let loose and dance your heart out. It’s like therapy in a tutu – magical!
And to think, all I had to do was travel in my heavy tutu for this glorious day out. A tiny pink cupcake in my bag and a fabulous horse called Charlie - doesn't that make you want to visit Ecclesfield and get a new fluffy pink tutu?!
*Don’t forget to pop over to www.pink-tutu.com every day for more tutu-licious adventures! And feel free to share your favourite pink tutu moments and outfits with me - the more the merrier! *
Until next time!
With love,
Emma.
xoxo
