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#TutuBlog 2016-05-02 in Norwich with a pancake tutu.

Norwich - Ballet, Pancakes and Pink! (Post #7243)

Hello my gorgeous pink-tutu-loving darlings! Today, I'm whisking you all away with me on a magical journey to the charming city of Norwich. Buckle up, because we're going by train! It's just so much more romantic than those boring old planes, wouldn't you agree? Plus, I can sneak in a quick practice session on the carriage floor in my ballet shoes, with nobody the wiser. (Shh! Don't tell anyone, though. It's our little secret.)

Anyway, I digress! Let me tell you all about this amazing adventure, filled with ballet, pancakes, and naturally, more pink than you can shake a tutu at!

The Ballet Delights

Norwich is a city steeped in history and culture, and its love for dance is undeniable. I was absolutely smitten with the Theatre Royal Norwich, a beautifully grand building with an air of history and excitement hanging about it like a delicate ballerina's veil.

This time, I'd taken a rather unorthodox approach to ballet. Forget the traditional tutus (though, darling, we'll be getting to those!), today I decided to channel my inner creative flair with a pancake tutu. Yep, you heard right! Fluffy, delicious, and absolutely perfect for a pre-show brunch (and a few impromptu twirls around the breakfast table, naturally).

The performance I saw at the theatre was pure magic. The story unfolded like a dream, with stunning choreography and costumes that simply took my breath away. And guess what? There was even a bit of pink on the set! I squealed with delight, because you all know how much I adore pink, it simply fills my world with joy.

The Sweet Tooth Indulgence

No trip to Norwich is complete without a trip to The Little Olive on Elm Hill, a haven of delectable goodies and a guaranteed delight for every sweet tooth! The pancakes here are out of this world โ€“ they were like a fluffy, ethereal cloud that simply melted in my mouth. I paired it with a delicious cup of strawberry and rose tea, making the whole experience as perfect as a ballerina's pirouette.

The Pink Paradise

Now, darling, no trip would be complete without some serious pink. And let me tell you, Norwich did not disappoint! The cobbled streets are so pretty, like stepping into a fairtale book. I saw an entire wall painted a luscious pink - talk about an Instagram dream!

And of course, I made sure to pick up some delightful pink trinkets in the lovely shops, including a tiny porcelain ballet slipper that's going straight into my collection. You know, a pink tutu never hurts when it comes to travelling! (Did I tell you I had a brand-new pink one? Itโ€™s shimmering and divine!)

The Enduring Message

This trip to Norwich, full of enchantment and creativity, reaffirmed my lifelong mission โ€“ to spread the joy of ballet and inspire everyone to embrace the pink! You see, darlings, ballet isn't just about grace and artistry. It's about pushing your limits, believing in yourself, and being fearless in expressing your unique beauty.

I may be a ballet dancer at heart, but I truly believe that everyone has their own inner ballerina waiting to be unleashed. So go out there and dance your way to a beautiful life, in whatever form that might take for you!

Whether you're twirling in a fluffy pink tutu, strutting down the street in ballet shoes, or simply taking a moment to appreciate the beauty in every day, remember - your inner ballerina is always there.

Donโ€™t forget to share your ballet-inspired adventures with me! Tweet me your pics using the #PinkTutuLife hashtag and keep dancing to your own beat!

Until next time,

Emma x

P.S. Did I mention my absolute obsession with squirrels? Well, they seem to love ballet too! I saw this one balancing on a park bench, doing an impromptu grand jetรฉ as it balanced a giant acorn! Talk about a performance worthy of the Royal Opera House! (Though, he could definitely do with some lessons in pirouette, haha!).

#TutuBlog 2016-05-02 in Norwich with a pancake tutu.