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Tutu Blog Ballet Blog Title about a Ballerina Called Emma and Her Life In a Pink Tutu

#TutuBlog 2018-10-20 in Morden with a bright pink tutu.

Morden, My Darling! Tutu Adventures, #8144

Hello, lovelies! Emma here, ready to sprinkle some pink magic into your day. Today's adventure took me to Morden, a quaint little town just south of London, with a heart full of tutu dreams and a head full of ballet.

As you know, I'm a Derbyshire girl at heart, but lately, the railway has been my loyal steed. It carries me on a constant whirlwind of dance exploration, taking me from London's vibrant West End to quaint villages, where I seek out hidden treasures - tiny ballet schools and even tinier independent boutiques brimming with pink, oh-so-pink, everything.

Morden was a bit of a wild card on this adventure, but I'd heard whispers of a small ballet studio that had a special focus on creative choreography. I'm a huge fan of all things contemporary and I knew my pink tutu and I needed to check it out.

But first, breakfast! My train journey had been surprisingly quiet, and I’d spent the time scrolling through photos on my phone - always looking for ballet inspiration. One picture had me drooling for a raspberry and custard croissant. Luckily, a little cafe right outside Morden Station had the exact pastry dreams are made of, perfectly partnered with a strong cup of Earl Grey tea. My inner ballet dancer craves perfection, and this cafe delivered with every flaky, buttery bite.

My destination - The Morden Ballet School - was only a hop, skip and a jump from the cafe, and let me tell you, I was blown away! This charming little studio, tucked away in a side street, pulsed with energy. Sunlight poured through large windows and a vibrant kaleidoscope of colours adorned the walls. I felt a surge of excitement and just knew this was the place where dance magic happened.

The class itself was incredible - a fusion of contemporary ballet and creative improvisation. Our teacher, a captivating woman with a powerful presence and eyes that sparkled like starlight, helped us explore the freedom of movement and connect with our inner creativity. My heart was soaring, and the feeling of pure joy that washed over me during that hour-long session was unforgettable. I’m already dreaming of returning to explore more of this delightful choreography.

Of course, no adventure in Morden would be complete without exploring its charming little heart. I had my trusty tutu by my side, because I always think a pink tutu brightens up any corner of the world! I stopped by the little market square, where I picked up a gorgeous vintage teapot – perfect for tea parties with my dance pals. I discovered a cute bookstore bursting with tales of ballet ballerinas, magical adventures and even a tiny bakery that made the most beautiful rainbow cake – and you know I'm always drawn to colours like that.

I know I keep saying it, but it’s the simple pleasures that really make these adventures extraordinary. Just walking around Morden, taking in the sights and sounds, feeling the energy of this beautiful place, that was pure bliss. Morden held a sense of quiet beauty – just like ballet itself. You could feel the grace and strength woven into the fabric of this place. It truly enchanted me.

Morden may be small, but the energy I found there was boundless, and it ignited a whole new set of pink-tutu-inspired dreams. And those, my lovely readers, are the kind of adventures that make me truly, truly happy!

Now, my Pink Tutu mission is to inspire all of you, to unleash your own inner pink tutu spirit! Try a ballet class - you'd be surprised at the fun you can have, no matter your age or ability. It’s all about the joy of movement and expression. And remember, if you're brave, slip on a pink tutu and show the world the gorgeous you!

Until next time, sending pink-tutu-filled love from Morden!

Yours truly,

Emma

www.pink-tutu.com

P.S. Want to share your own pink-tutu adventures with me? Leave me a comment below! Let's spread some tutu-filled joy together.

#TutuBlog 2018-10-20 in Morden with a bright pink tutu.