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#TutuBlog 2013-08-27 in Saint Albans with a european style tutu.

Saint Albans: Where Dreams Swirl and Tutu Dreams Come True (Post #6264)

Oh, hello lovelies! It's your favourite pink tutu-clad adventurer, Emma, here, bringing you the latest instalment from my ballet-infused journey. Today, I'm whisking you off on a charming adventure to Saint Albans, a town steeped in history and buzzing with that quintessential British village charm. Now, before I delve into all the twirling delights this little slice of paradise has in store, let me tell you about the dress code for today's escapades. Think: a whisper of romance, a sprinkle of whimsy, and the unmistakable charm of a European-style tutu. Yes, darling, my pinkest of dreams came true!

Picture it: crisp linen, a playful blush of colour, and layers of soft tulle that danced with each step. The bodice was a delicate masterpiece, delicately cinched at the waist, and the skirt flowed around me like a whisper of silk. And the most important element? You guessed it - a generous dash of pink! This little number was my absolute darling.

Now, back to Saint Albans. It was a blustery but beautiful day as I arrived, my tutu whispering against the autumn breeze. It was one of those gloriously sunny days, that rare moment in late summer when the light is so warm and golden. Saint Albans was a sight to behold.

The town itself was a vision of old-world beauty, its cobbled streets lined with charming timbered houses and a sense of history that made you feel as if you'd stepped straight into a Jane Austen novel. We strolled through the bustling market square, stopping to admire the local artisans and their wares, and indulging in a delightful cream tea. Oh, the scones, the clotted cream, the warmth and the atmosphere of community, a truly perfect English afternoon!

But my ballet heart had a specific purpose for this little trip - a ballet performance at the majestic Saint Albans Cathedral. I’m such a sucker for those gothic ceilings, and that heavenly sense of light, and to watch the dance within a space so powerful and full of meaning…well, it doesn't get much better, darlings. And tonight, it was about the Royal Ballet School's latest crop of graduates. A celebration of talent, dedication, and grace. The young dancers were a breathtaking vision as they moved across the stage, the centuries-old space almost humming with their energy and passion. There were tears and gasps, thunderous applause and hearts melting as the night unfolded, every performance a masterpiece.

Of course, my journey wouldn’t be complete without a little adventure. After the show, I took a horse-drawn carriage tour around the town. Yes, darling, you read that right! A carriage ride through history. I felt like I'd stepped out of a film, a princess exploring her realm, the wind in my hair, and the horse clopping its way along the cobblestones. A perfect way to end a day full of grace and wonder.

The sun dipped below the horizon as my little adventure drew to a close. And the whole day had truly made me think. My mission in life, you see, isn't just about twirling in tutus, though that’s always a fantastic way to spend a day. But about inspiring everyone to embrace the grace and joy that lies within us. A chance to bring some pink into every heart.

So, until tomorrow, my dears! Keep dreaming in pink and remember: every day is a chance to twirl your way to happiness.

Stay radiant! Emma
x www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2013-08-27 in Saint Albans with a european style tutu.