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#TutuBlog 2021-12-29 in Islington with a german tutu.

Islington Adventures with a German Tutu! - Post #9310

Hello darlings! It's Emma here, back from another fabulous adventure, and this time, it was all about Islington and a very special German tutu! You know I love my tutus, and finding a new one is like finding a sparkly gem.

Now, I know what you're thinking - "Emma, a German tutu? Why on earth would you buy one from Germany?". Well, darling, you see, it's not just about the country it's from, it's about the quality! The Germans are famous for their craftsmanship, and this tutu is pure magic! The fabric is soft as a cloud, it twirls like a dream, and the colour? Oh, my dear, the colour is a delicate blush pink that practically whispers, "Dance with me!".

But let's get back to Islington. It's a place I've always wanted to visit, ever since seeing a picture of its bustling streets and quaint little shops. My darling friend Beatrice and I decided to take the train down from Derbyshire. A long train journey, yes, but worth every second! We had the best time gossiping, munching on our picnic basket (and let's not forget a lovely bottle of prosecco!), and just enjoying the scenery. It was like being in one of those classic British films.

And when we arrived in Islington, oh darling, the magic just amplified! We started our exploration at the bustling Islington Green Market, where Beatrice found the most incredible vintage earrings! Can you believe I convinced her to wear them with a pale pink, vintage hat that she just had to buy from a quirky little boutique on Upper Street? It was a masterpiece of fashion, I tell you! We took a thousand pictures, of course, and the people we bumped into seemed absolutely captivated.

But my dear, what makes Islington truly magical for me are the hidden treasures it holds! There was a beautiful little ballet school tucked away down a cobblestone street, called The Islington School of Dance. I simply couldn't resist! You know, even a ballerina like me needs a good class from time to time, especially after indulging in a delicious cheese and chutney sandwich from a cafe nestled on a quiet side street.

And after class? Oh, well, what else could it be? A trip to the magnificent Sadler's Wells Theatre, naturally! We saw a beautiful performance of 'The Nutcracker', and it was pure enchantment. The ballet company danced like angels, and the story just swept me away. I even spotted a little girl wearing a pink tutu in the audience - it just melted my heart! (She did give me the most beautiful smile, too.)

That night, Beatrice and I dined in style at The Italian Job, a charming little restaurant known for its fresh, local ingredients and delectable Italian dishes. As we devoured our meals and shared a glass of Chianti, the laughter was so loud that I swear we had the whole restaurant in stitches!

This little trip was like stepping into a picture perfect world - with bustling streets, quirky boutiques, breathtaking performances, and, of course, a brand new tutu! I truly believe everyone needs a dose of Islington magic in their lives.

Oh, and of course, I couldn't have left without seeing the resident wildlife! Islington is famous for its fox population, and we spotted two charming little creatures peeking out from the back of the market! They seemed quite friendly, if a little mischievous.

So, there you have it, darlings! My Islington adventure in all its glory! If you haven't experienced the beauty and magic of this lovely part of London, I implore you to put it on your list of places to visit!

Remember, every day is a chance to add a sprinkle of pink and a twirl of joy into your life!

And now, I leave you with a question - do you have a favorite tutu? And if you do, do you have any plans to wear it to your nearest theatre performance? I'd love to hear all about it in the comments!

See you next time, darlings! Until then, keep twirling and spreading the pink!

Love, Emma xx

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#TutuBlog 2021-12-29 in Islington with a german tutu.