Monsters

good evening reader,
 now for this post i have no idea what i'm going to say, so i'm going to talk about Alice in Wonderland.

Now, as we know, Alice goes through many different stages of growing, shrinking and changing. Eating one side of the mushroom, the cake, drinking the potion. Neither of these things were particularly pleasant for poor Alice, however once she had changed, she learned to live with the change until she could find a way to find herself again.

and if that's not a metaphor then I don't know what is.

reader, if you are going through a difficult change at the moment, then I suggest you do your best to learn to live with it, until you can find yourself again. Panicking does not help find an answer, and I assure you as soon as you smile and learn to love yourself your changes won't seem as hard as they were at first.

Life may still not be perfect, but, I kept to my word: it does get better.

And even if it's not a whole lot better, you can soon learn to live with what you have been given, then it will get even better. And maybe not soon, but eventually you will have not only found yourself, but you will be happy and learn to experience life, not just tolerate it.

The best things really do come to those who wait.

Don't get me wrong, my childhood wasn't the best. it certainly wasn't the worst, but I think that if I understood what was going on around me it would have affected me a whole lot more. Luckily, I knew how to get on with life, despite the rubbish background, and people literally call me the "happiest girl alive".

This post was very deep today, but I felt like being inspiring. Have a good day tomorrow- stay safe!

lots of love, Jess Littlemiss xox

Samoens, france

I haven't posted in a while so I am back again with a new post for you all.

I have recently been in a wonderful place called Samoe
ns(sam-wons) for the past week with my Aunty H, Uncle M and my cousin, L. In case you didn't realise I am using nicknames to protect them:)

So they own this stunning chalet in this holiday park, which is two story, however we stayed in a three-storied one because there were originally going to be more people with us. I chose a bedroom facing the back garden (which was shared and had a real life waterfall) opposite my cousins. We were on a mountain, 6, 000ft high!

When we got there I unpacked immediately, sorting my new clothes into drawers, and put on a pink dress with beige flowers and we went out for a meal in a smart restaurant, which I forgot the name of.  The town is famous for a dish called Tartiflette, so we all shared a starter of lush bread and different meats and pâté's, then a main course of Tartiflette, which was delicious.

Throughout the week, we had plenty of activities. I remember the first day we crossed this thick grey mud on beautiful bluey-grey stepping stones to a large white water river and skimmed stones. We played pond golf and had a picnic by the lake. We went to a huge waterfall and showered under it (another thing ticked off my bucket list), we went horse riding in large lagoons and rivers, went to the highest point of a mountain, 12,000ft high...although that night I was sick because of it...

My favourite place was the square. It had a small carousel, a beautiful white stoned church with a bell that rang every hour, restaurants and shops all round, and a stage where one night a (very attractive) French indie band played and it was wonderful.

There was also an Irish Bar called "Koveys" which felt like home because everyone who went there was English.

In conclusion I had the time of my life, and I hope you enjoyed reading about it.

Lot's of love, Jess xox