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Hi guys, welcome to this week's episode of Dear Reality, Your Effs.

I am your host, Hannah Ferrier, as you can see.

Well, that was, that one was the door. I'm bronzed. I'm tanned. I should be relaxed, but I'm notanned I should be relaxed but I'm not because life smacked me in the face as soon as I got off the plane but I am back from Thailand and oh my God it was the it was so cute on the last night. We were at our little happy hour, which we did every day with Aver, and Josh looked across and I was crying. He's like like what is wrong with you I was like that was literally the best holiday of my life

So I had the most amazing time so we went across to Poquette so if you guys follow me on

social media you know that normally when I go to Thailand I go to an island

called Coe Samui but there's a stopover and I have a two-year-old and no death wish.

So we flew direct to Pichette, We stayed at a place called Sala. I think they've got like eight or nine

resorts over Asia. I don't know if it's just Thailand. I've stayed in two in Coe de Moi and then this was the first time I stayed in it in Poquette and this place is amazing. It is the most gorgeous resort. The Thai people are some of my favorite people in the world. They are so kind and lovely and

gentle. They love children so they were so good with Tony the

Ava the food was mind blowing. We had a good few little gas bags with Tony the chef over there.

So if you're thinking of a holiday go to Sala, whichever one it is. There's something magic they do in their

resorts that just make you feel like you're in a little magical land. So we basically did that for 11 days. We went to an

elephant conservation sanctuary which was so beautiful.

So if you guys don't know, obviously they used to use,

and I think they still do sadly enough,

they used to use elephants for riding, for entertainment value, I guess you would say in

Thailand which was really really sad like the amount of photos like everyone

has from the 2000s of riding elephants and they were just treated in such bad ways so

this guy that we met at the Poquette Elephant Sanctuary.

Excuse me, guys.

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