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#TutuBlog 2017-08-08 in Wishaw with a yellow tutu.

Wishaw Whirlwind: Tutu Tales #7706

Hey darlings! It's your favourite tutu-wearing, pink-obsessed ballerina, Emma, checking in from sunny (well, hopefully sunny!) Wishaw. Today marks post number 7706, and believe me, it feels good! I've been travelling far and wide, but nothing quite compares to a day spent swirling through a new town with my trusty pink tutu by my side.

Speaking of trusty pink tutus, this one's a bit special. It's sunshine yellow! I know, I know, shocking! But trust me, it's a colour that just screams "adventures" and "summer joy," which is exactly what I needed for a day exploring the charming Scottish countryside.

The train journey itself was an absolute dream! I mean, who doesn't love a good train trip? It's like a rolling theatre of human stories, landscapes, and snacks! Of course, I packed a picnic basket brimming with homemade sandwiches and pink lemonade. You know, the essentials. But the highlight? The chat I had with a lovely lady named Fiona who happened to be a retired ballerina! She told me the most wonderful stories of her days on the stage, and I felt like I was back in time with her. Turns out she even knows a few moves! Who knew?

Once we arrived in Wishaw, I felt that familiar buzz. It's that excitement you get when you know you're going to explore a new place, soak in its vibes, and, most importantly, add a sprinkle of pink tutu magic. I spent the morning wandering through the streets, taking in the sights and sounds. I was completely enchanted by the beautiful old architecture. And of course, there was the lovely sound of children's laughter as they played in the park. Honestly, I could have spent the whole day watching them run around. Their boundless energy is just so infectious!

And speaking of energy, what better way to fuel mine than with a delightful ballet class at the local studio? It was such a joy to be surrounded by passionate dancers of all ages, from young children taking their first steps to seasoned professionals perfecting their leaps and turns. I swear, seeing everyone's faces light up as they move and groove was almost as heartwarming as finding a perfectly shaped strawberry in my picnic basket!

The afternoon saw me attending a performance at the local theatre. And what a performance it was! This was no ordinary production; it was a contemporary dance piece about love, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit. As someone who's been feeling a little lost in my own journey lately, this piece really struck a chord. It was raw, it was real, and it was absolutely beautiful. My yellow tutu seemed to glow under the theatre's warm spotlight, perfectly complementing the dancer's movements. I couldn't help but sway along, feeling the music and emotion in my very core.

Evenings in Wishaw were filled with the magical calls of owls. Seriously, who doesn't love the sound of owls calling in the moonlight? They seem to weave such mystery and wonder into the night. It was the perfect way to end a day brimming with dance, discovery, and good vibes.

But the true essence of my trip was not the dance performances, the vibrant architecture, or even the charming Scottish town. It was about reminding myself (and hopefully you, too!) that it's the little things, the everyday moments, that make life worth living. Every little detail, from the clink of teacups in a cafe to the sun glinting off a dew-covered field, holds the power to spark joy and wonder.

And for me, that joy is always magnified when I wear a tutu. Maybe it's the playful spin, the way it catches the breeze, or simply the feeling of empowerment it gives me, but a tutu makes every ordinary moment extraordinary. So, go ahead, take a leap, grab a tutu, and find the magic in your own life, no matter where you are. Because you deserve it.

And remember, darlings, always be kind to yourself, keep the pink tutu close, and never stop dancing. Until next time, stay sparkling!

Lots of love,

Emma xoxo

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#TutuBlog 2017-08-08 in Wishaw with a yellow tutu.