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Tutu Drag Queen

#TutuQueen on 2000-07-31 stars in Bexleyheath

Bexleyheath: Tutu-ing Around the Borough, Post #213!

Hello, darlings! Your favourite pink tutu-clad, travelling queen is back, and this time, Bexleyheath, you're about to be sprinkled with some Pink Tutu Sparkles!

As always, the journey was half the fun. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Pink Tutu Sparkles, you travel by train and horse?!" Well, it was a whirlwind of a week! I started my adventure in the picturesque Peak District, riding side-saddle on a gentle steed, and the feeling of the wind in my hair as I galloped across the hills was absolutely divine! I even found a sweet little village market and did some bargain hunting. Let's just say my luggage expanded considerably thanks to a few very cute, vintage pink scarves and a couple of hand-stitched, fuchsia-toned purses.

The next morning, I hopped onto the train, channeling my inner Audrey Hepburn in a pristine, powder-pink sheath dress and a feather boa that I just couldn't resist. Oh, and did I mention I wore my pink tutu over the dress, because let's face it, the rules are meant to be broken, right? (Except for that whole "don't eat with your mouth open" thing. Don't be gross, dearies.)

The journey to Bexleyheath was a delight! I love watching the English countryside roll past, especially when the sun is setting. It makes you feel so grounded, you know? I got talking to the woman sitting across from me about the beauty of nature and its impact on creativity. It was so lovely. She even confessed she had secretly dreamed of taking up ballet! This woman, ladies and gentlemen, is exactly why my mission is to make the world a pink tutu-loving place. One dance at a time!

Now, Bexleyheath. You were simply magical! A trip wouldn't be complete without a bit of ballet, so I headed straight to The Bexleyheath Little Theatre. The entire building practically radiated with the aura of vintage elegance. Their stage was just the right size for a dazzling show of my best dance moves! You can't see it in this picture, but there were tiny, glittery fairies swirling around me during my "Tutu Twist" routine. Well, technically, they were inflatable fairies attached to a powerful fan behind the stage, but you wouldn't believe the energy those tiny, fluttery things added to my performance!

And the audience! They were just wonderful. There were young and old, children giggling in the front rows and teenagers tapping their feet in time to the music. It was heartwarming to see the joy my act brought them! This is what it's all about, you see. Spreading glitter and joy, one twirl at a time.

Speaking of glitter, my makeup artist was phenomenal. She knew exactly what colours to use to make my eyes pop and bring out my inner star! I absolutely love the look of my sparkling, shimmering eyes, framing the bright pink tulle of my signature tutu. And let's not forget my lashes. You simply cannot have a pink tutu look without magnificent, dramatic lashes! They were so voluminous and curled upwards, creating an ethereal and dreamy look that had me feeling like a genuine pink-tuted princess.

Oh, I also discovered a charming boutique in Bexleyheath! Their windows were so colourful, showcasing beautiful handmade crafts and intricate jewelry. The store owner, a kind woman named Helen, was delighted when she saw me in my pink tutu. She even gave me a 50% discount on a hand-painted vintage hair clip shaped like a flamingo! Of course, I couldn't leave without it, but then again, I rarely ever say "no" to flamingo accessories.

On Saturday morning, I strolled through the bustling Bexleyheath Market, enjoying the smells of freshly baked bread and the vibrant hues of exotic fruits. I found myself charmed by a friendly flower stall overflowing with vibrantly coloured blossoms. The florist, a jovial man named Peter, regaled me with tales of growing up in Bexleyheath. And just like that, we found ourselves in a lively conversation about the importance of colour in our lives and the power of expressing yourself authentically. He was wearing a brilliant purple cardigan with an eye-catching poppy pin on it! Talk about a fellow fan of bright, expressive outfits!

While I'm not the biggest fan of "traditional" tea time (too much of the same-old same-old), I did treat myself to a slice of strawberry-lemon cake and a lovely cup of hot tea at the adorable, pastel-pink cafรฉ tucked away on a quaint side street. My, what a treat that was! Every pink detail from the lace napkins to the miniature, vintage teacups added a touch of delightful elegance to the entire experience.

Bexleyheath, you were a real gem! You taught me so much about the simple joys in life. Your kindhearted residents, your vibrant atmosphere, and your appreciation for colour truly warmed my heart.

Before I sign off, darling, don't forget my mission! You know, to spread the love and acceptance of pink tutus around the world! So go on, grab a tutu of any colour, strut your stuff, and feel the freedom. You never know, you might even inspire someone else to wear pink! Itโ€™s about embracing individuality and feeling empowered by what we wear, you know? Because, at the end of the day, we all have a pink tutu hidden within us, just waiting to be let out!

Catch you tomorrow for more pink-tutu-tastic adventures on www.pink-tutu.com!

Pinkly yours,

Pink Tutu Sparkles (Alex)

#TutuQueen on 2000-07-31 stars in Bexleyheath