#PinkTutuWorld Ballet on Planet Earth on 2016-07-13

Planet Earth Post #1107: Pink Tutu Adventures in the Stars - Ballet on Planet Earth

Hey lovely lot! It's Emma here, back from another whirlwind tour across the cosmos, landing back on good ol' Planet Earth feeling like I need a new tutu (don't we all?!). But before I even think about hitting the shops - and trust me, that's the first thing on my mind after this trip - I've got to tell you about my latest adventure!

This week, I was on a mission to… drumroll please… Planet Earth! I know, I know, "Emma, how could you visit a place you've already been?" you might be thinking. Well, darlings, the answer is simple: Every single place is worth visiting again and again, especially if you approach it with fresh eyes and a love for all things sparkly and tutu-fied.

Let's talk history:

I touched down in Derbyshire, my home county on Planet Earth. It was a trip down memory lane. I actually spent the day exploring Matlock Bath, reminiscing about the ballet lessons I had as a little girl. Can you believe that even as a toddler, I had the audacity to dream of twirling in pink across the Milky Way? Little did I know that my dream would actually become reality!

But back to Earth. You know how much I adore exploring the origins of everything - whether it's ballet itself or the humble pink tutu! This trip, I got the chance to wander through a museum showcasing the rich tapestry of dance on Earth. Did you know they even had this "traditional English country dance" thing called Morris dancing? It was all about sticks and bells, and absolutely no tutus! Honestly, I was shocked! But that's Earth for you – a delightful mixture of the classic and the unexpected.

From Derbyshire to London:

I spent the second half of my time in London, that incredible city that's just overflowing with creativity. What was particularly exciting was that it's "Pride Month" right now! Can you imagine? They celebrate individuality, acceptance, and – most importantly – the glorious spectrum of colours! It felt like I landed right in the middle of a huge pink explosion – how wonderful is that?

One of the biggest events was this "London Pride Festival" – the whole city felt electrified with joy! Even the architecture was lit up in rainbow colours. It was simply mesmerising.

Oh, and did I mention I got to see a stunning ballet performance at the Royal Opera House? I can't divulge too much about it – a bit of surprise is always good for the soul. Let's just say it was a beautiful show, with fantastic dancers, and I was completely captivated. Afterward, I had a most delightful time exploring the charming boutiques of Covent Garden, stocking up on a few essential pieces for my wardrobe. I even snagged a beautiful pink feather boa - perfect for my next cosmic dance!

Fashion is everything:

London always gets my fashion juices flowing. I had such fun wandering around Oxford Street. So much fabulousness! This season is all about flowing gowns, vibrant hues, and those big statement jewellery pieces – something I absolutely adore.

I even managed to catch a glimpse of the most amazing street art - a ballerina in a dazzling tutu gracing a wall near the Covent Garden Market. It reminded me once again that beauty can be found everywhere, even in the unexpected corners of a busy city.

And of course, food!

There's a whole galaxy of flavours waiting for you on Planet Earth. After all that shopping and exploring, it's only natural that I would indulge in a delicious afternoon tea! Strawberries, scones, and creamy clotted cream – what a symphony of taste and delight! It was a true taste of Earth, a fitting end to my adventures.

Now, my dear friends, what do you think? Is Planet Earth still as fascinating and exciting as it used to be? Tell me in the comments! And while you're at it, let's spread the pink tutu love all around the galaxy.

I can't wait to see what incredible adventures await in the coming weeks. But for now, it's time to indulge in a bit of shopping (especially as I just had to add some new shoes to my collection), maybe catch another ballet performance or two – after all, a good show always leaves you feeling light and inspired. And of course, it wouldn’t be a real Planet Earth visit without enjoying some heavenly pink ice cream, right?

Keep those tutu dreams twirling, my dears!

See you next Wednesday!

Love,

Emma

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#PinkTutuWorld Ballet on Planet Earth on 2016-07-13