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#TutuBlog 2013-04-20 in North Shields with a pancake tutu.

North Shields: A Pancake Tutu Adventure! 🥞🩰

Hello my darling Tutuistas! 👋

It’s Emma here, and I'm bursting with excitement to share my latest adventures with you, my fellow pink-loving ballet enthusiasts. This time, I've traded in the rolling Derbyshire hills for a jaunt up north, exploring the vibrant shores of North Shields! 💖

This little trip is Post number 6135 in my ever-expanding pink tutu chronicles, so do head over to www.pink-tutu.com if you fancy reading through the archives - I know you will! You’re missing out if you haven’t yet seen the post about my wild dolphin encounter off the coast of Brighton. You’re just gonna have to wait and see. 😏

Right, back to North Shields! As soon as I hopped off the train, (that's right, a glamorous railway adventure!) I was swept up in the bustling energy of this lively port town. With a wave of excitement and a swirl of my skirt, I ventured into the heart of the action, the iconic Fish Quay. Fresh sea air whipped my hair as I soaked in the atmosphere, the scent of salt and fish filling my senses. I could practically taste the fish and chips from afar!

A quick pit stop for a perfectly-pink cupcake (you know how I love my pastel hues) later, I found myself at a charming ballet school nestled just off the main street. Now, you all know my mantra: "Every day should be tutu day!" So, naturally, I had my own, perfectly crafted, pancake tutu on hand. This wasn't just any tutu. Oh no! I had whipped it up myself - think delicate layers of chiffon, fluffy like a cloud, with the sweetest touch of pink that could brighten anyone's day. I can assure you it was a total head-turner, and a surefire conversation starter in a place where, let's be honest, you don't see many tutu-wearing fashionistas.

With my trusty pancake tutu billowing behind me, I was a whirlwind of pinks, stepping onto the stage for a spontaneous performance. Turns out, these kids loved my "Pancakedancing." There I was, showcasing my signature ballet moves - a grand jeté laced with whimsical pirouettes and the tiniest sprinkle of sass (it's in the genes, darling) - with a sweet smile and a pancake tutu so delightful it could only be described as the ultimate pancake party! (You guys know how much I love a pancake.)

The energy in the room was electric, fueled by my own infectious joy and the children’s wide-eyed amazement. What can I say? This was more than a dance class, it was a celebration of creativity and sheer joy. And as you know, ballet is about expressing yourself, about being confident in your own skin, no matter how crazy it might look.

In a heartbeat, we had transformed the dance studio into a wonderland. I, the Tutu Empress, was leading my ballet warriors in a flurry of pinks. From graceful extensions to swirling fouettés, I watched the room blossom with colour and life. Afterward, I saw pure happiness in the faces of the young dancers. I'd taught them not only new moves, but a sprinkle of tutu magic - the kind of magic that reminds you that there is room for whimsy in everything you do.

Later that evening, I treated myself to a delightful dinner at a charming cafe right on the waterfront. I was particularly excited to be presented with a bowl of steaming mussels in pink sauce, the perfect end to my pink-tinted day.

As I strolled along the pier, watching the sun set in a blaze of fiery oranges and pinks (my favorite colour, in case you haven't guessed by now), a feeling of immense gratitude washed over me. Here I was, another adventure added to my ever-growing tutu tales, a journey of laughter, dance, and oh, yes, an abundance of pink.

North Shields had captivated me with its charming seaside energy, and its people, friendly and warm, embraced my tutu with a wide grin and a twinkle in their eyes. The world, it seems, is a better place with a dash of pink and a hint of tutu magic. And so, with a heart full of happy memories and a soul brimming with inspiration, I waved goodbye to North Shields. But only until next time, darling, as I’m planning to get a new boat called Pink Flamingo to visit the North East and you will definitely be hearing about this exciting adventure.

Don't forget, tutus are not just for ballerinas! Get your own pancake tutu, or whatever kind you like, and unleash your inner dance enthusiast! Spread the love of ballet and dance. And let your spirit soar, like a ballerina soaring through the air.

Until next time, my darlings!

Keep spreading the pink!

Love, Emma 💕

#TutuBlog 2013-04-20 in North Shields with a pancake tutu.