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#TutuBlog 2008-08-21 in Chelmsford with a cyan tutu.

Chelmsford Calling: Tutu Time in Essex! (Post #4432)

Hello my gorgeous tutu-loving lovelies! It's Emma here, fresh from a whirlwind trip to Chelmsford! I can't believe it's been so long since I've graced these virtual pages with a new post, but trust me, darling, the adventure has been worth it.

As always, I've been living the pink life, and this time, I embraced the vibrant hue with a showstopping cyan tutu! Yes, you read that right, cyan! I'm always experimenting with new shades and I just fell in love with the bright, fresh vibe of this fabulous creation. It perfectly complemented the charming, bustling atmosphere of Chelmsford.

Now, Chelmsford isn't exactly a renowned ballet destination, but it certainly holds a special place in my heart. You see, it was a weekend escape, a delightful train journey (one of my absolute favourite modes of transport - who needs boring cars, am I right?), a trip I took just to escape the humdrum of daily life and immerse myself in something wonderful. And what could be more wonderful than spending a weekend surrounded by history, nature, and the most delectable, pinky-hued ice cream I've ever encountered?

I have to share this little secret, darling. When it comes to finding the perfect ice cream, you've got to know your places. The charmingly quirky "Creamery" tucked away in a tiny cobblestone square of Chelmsford served me the most exquisite strawberry ice cream you ever did see! I mean, just imagine a mountain of the most glorious, blushing, pastel pink ice cream, drizzled with sweet, strawberry sauce. Pure, unadulterated deliciousness.

But it wasn't just the ice cream that made the trip so special. I got to witness a fascinating theatrical performance! Picture this, dear reader: a theatre set against the backdrop of Chelmsford’s charming riverside. I was sitting, practically on the edge of my seat, mesmerized by the stories unfolding before me.

The piece I saw, I can't even remember the name, was like a fairytale come to life. All drama and intrigue, a story woven from secrets, hidden desires, and just a touch of romance. I even spotted a cheeky nod to ballet with a beautifully choreographed scene that left me utterly mesmerized. And can I just say? The actors? Well, they were magnificent. So captivating, their passion spilling over into the audience, their talent radiating from every part of the stage. The entire experience, truly magic.

Then there was the wildlife, darling. Oh, the wildlife! A symphony of birdsong greeted me each morning as I ventured into the charming town square. Squirrels, nimble and mischievous, chased each other through the trees of Hylands Park. The sheer joy I felt, just observing the simple wonders of nature, reminded me once again, that life is beautiful.

I just loved every moment of my Chelmsford trip. The sights, the sounds, the scents, the stories, the nature, the history, it was truly an unforgettable experience. And, I think it’s safe to say that I was the most brightly-dressed person there! Let's just say that a vibrant cyan tutu never fails to turn heads!

You know me, I love sharing my adventures. So here's my little dose of inspiration: why not escape the mundane, ladies, and book that trip you've been thinking about? Explore a new city, indulge in a new treat, go on a grand adventure and bring a bit of pink magic with you! Remember, it’s never too late to twirl, and there’s no wrong way to do it. Embrace the joy, live in the moment, and remember, even if your city is not known for ballet, it doesn’t stop you from twirling in your beautiful tutu. After all, every single one of you, my lovelies, is a unique ballerina in your own right.

Now, tell me about your weekend! Did you visit a local museum? Have a coffee with friends? Treat yourself to something special? I’m waiting to hear all about your wonderful adventures!

Keep shining bright and stay beautiful!

Love, Emma
x

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#TutuBlog 2008-08-21 in Chelmsford with a cyan tutu.