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#TutuBlog 2015-02-19 in Finchley with a purple tutu.

Finchley Fancies: A Purple Tutu Adventure (Post #6805)

Hello my darlings!

It's your favourite tutu-wearing, ballet-loving, pink-obsessed blogger, Emma, back with another daily dose of sunshine and twirls! Today I'm taking you on a journey to the lovely, leafy, and oh-so-chic Finchley! I was so excited to be invited to a special performance of Swan Lake at the gorgeous Finchley Arts Centre - I simply couldn't resist a chance to indulge in a bit of classical ballet magic!

But first, let's talk about the journey! As any seasoned ballet enthusiast knows, a part of the magic lies in the anticipation. So, I decided to travel in style, by train of course. It's such a romantic and glamorous way to travel, don't you think? I slipped on my favourite little pink dress and a fetching purple tutu for the occasion, naturally.

Oh, the stares I got! Honestly, a purple tutu in Finchley really does make a statement, especially paired with a vibrant pink ensemble. You should have seen the faces of the ladies on the platform – they were a mix of bewildered, intrigued, and maybe a tiny bit jealous? Who knows! All I can say is that purple really does suit me!

Once I arrived at Finchley Arts Centre, the whole place was just buzzing with anticipation. There were so many excited families, glamorous couples, and even a few other tutu-clad ladies! It's always wonderful to be surrounded by fellow ballet lovers, isn't it?

The show itself was absolutely divine. The dancers were absolutely phenomenal – their movements were so graceful and elegant, they truly brought the story of Swan Lake to life. I found myself getting lost in the music, the costumes, the artistry, and of course, the enchanting choreography. And those tutus! Just breathtaking!

After the performance, I found myself drawn to a delightful little cafe on Finchley Road. As I sipped on my lavender tea and a scrumptious piece of pink cake (what else?), I felt a wave of inspiration wash over me. So many people seemed to be intrigued by my colourful attire - I even overheard some youngsters asking their mothers if they could wear a tutu! My mission in life is to spread the joy and beauty of ballet and its exquisite artistry, so I can’t wait to see them embrace it.

Talking of my mission… I am absolutely obsessed with seeing people wear tutus. If we are to live in a world where more people twirl, dance, and embrace life’s joy and beauty, what better way to do so than in a tutu?! Why should ballet wear be reserved for the stage?

After my delectable tea, I headed off to discover the charms of Finchley. Did you know there is a wonderful old church in the centre, St. Mary's, surrounded by quaint shops? And the nearby Finchley Central park is like stepping into a scene from a storybook - trees galore and chirping birds. Oh, it was truly lovely! And what was particularly lovely, was that while walking around, a pair of horses caught my eye, which of course, prompted me to pose for a little photoshoot. They were such magnificent creatures! There's just something about a horse and a tutu, don’t you think?

So, that's it, my darlings. Finchley and a purple tutu have definitely been an unforgettable experience! Remember, life is too short to be anything but vibrant and delightful! And just like a ballet performance, let’s embrace the beauty of our journey with joy and elegance! Don’t forget to share your own tutu adventures with me. Tweet me @EmmaPinkTutu or leave a comment on the website, www.pink-tutu.com! Until next time, let's twirl and shine!

#TutuBlog 2015-02-19 in Finchley with a purple tutu.