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As usual, Emily Henry writes characters we could actually find in our own lives, we all know a Wyn or an Harriet, we all had a group of friends like the one in this novel, they even feel like family at the end of the book, it is a beautiful story about love wether it is friendship, romance or found family. A happy place means a memory, situation, place, or activity which makes you feel calm, happy, and relaxed. We all have that one place that we consider a happy place. This may be your home, a holiday destination (beach, mountain, beach), or your workplace. Worcester is a culturally rich city, with several historic buildings, museums, and art galleries – including the Worcester Art Museum, which is home to 38,000 works of art. The city also has a strong literary connection. It’s the birthplace of the composer Edward Elgar and the setting of many of the works of the poet William Shakespeare. Bury St Edmunds is a historic market town located in Suffolk, England. It’s the home of Saint Edmund, the original patron Saint of England, and there are 1,000 years of history to explore through the town’s cathedral, abbey ruins, and museums. As for the characters, I saw my self so much in Harriet. I absolutely adore her. I would love to be a part of their friendship group, they seem like so much fun! Also, where can I buy a Wyn? I want one please!! He’s possibly my favourite Emily Henry love interest so far! I loved HarrietWyn and their love story <3

Find Your Happy Place in 3 Easy Steps - Pure Grace Farms - […] steps to Discover your Happy Place, how toGo to Your Happy Place, and exactlyWhere is your Happy Place.There are… Extra long sash is included and you can wear the dress with or without it. Button it all the way down, or leave some undone at the bottom to show a bit of leg. Even unbutton from the waist down and wear over jeans. You’ll be amazed at how this simple exercise can transform your days and your life. You’ll have more energy. You’ll have a more positive outlook. Your relationships will benefit from your increased positivity. I found my happy place the day I stopped comparing myself to everyone else and just embraced that I’m strange as f**k and oddly out of place and I kinda dig it that way. My weirdness is my magic!” ― Brooke Hampton

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Harriet and Wyn … all I can say is I adore them and rooted for them every step of the way. Their understanding of each other, and willingness to know each other inside and out is so visceral. You can feel the heart of their relationship palpitating through the screen. Their love is so profound, and they are such beautiful ‘people’. They felt truly like soulmates. I adored Harriet’s narration - it was so vulnerable and raw, delving deep into the impact of childhood trauma. Religious people who go to church, mosque, or temple tend to be closer to their happy place.” ― Sayed Ahmed Tender and sexy, bittersweet with Henry's trademark warmth, this is a book that sweeps you off your feet and envelopes you with love in its many facets - it feels like hanging out with your best friends' Bolu Babalola, HONEY & SPICE I hope these simple things are what I forever love about life, for then I will be happy no matter where I find myself.” ― R. YS Perez

first of all I AM SO GRATEFUL TO HAVE READ THIS EARLY. THANK YOU TO EMILY HENRY + TEAM AT PENGUIN FOR THIS. ms henry wrote another swoon-worthy character who is deeply flawed but loveable at the same time. i just love the way EH handles mental health topics and always manages to give so much emotional depth to her characters. Your Attitude Determines Your Outcome - [...] no reason for me to be in a bad mood, I stop and take a few deep breaths while… But the truth is….even when I do those activities, it doesn’t mean that I’m always happy. There are times that I’m frustrated, sad, scattered, anxious, etc. Even when I row early morning, the first thing I do after my spiritual practice, I can feel myself rushing because I get myself into a pressure zone. When that happens, I have a talk with myself, take some deep breaths, and then row with intent. It’s usually helpful.. The town’s cultural scene is also very much alive, with numerous art galleries, theatres, and music venues showcasing local and international talent. In particular, the Lion Salt Works Museum is a fascinating attraction, detailing the town’s rich industrial past. Northwich’s history is closely tied to the salt industry as it’s understood that Romans extracted salt (which was a commodity at the time) in the area through brine springs.

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Having an emotional connection with nature can help reduce mental ailments such as anxiety, anger, and aggressiveness — not to mention the physical benefits of being in nature, like increased activity and exposure to vitamin D. I’m in a happy place. I’m very at peace with who I am and what I’m doing and the people around me, so I think I’m probably most ambitious at where I am.” ― Norman Reedus And Harriet, girly pop, please, have a little bit more of self-steem and respect for yourself. Stop being a people pleaser and try to save everyone. ! Cirencester has a rich cultural heritage and is home to several historic buildings, museums, and art galleries. The Corinium Museum houses an extensive collection of Roman artefacts, while the Parish Church of St. John Baptist is one of the largest medieval churches in the country. This cultural heritage provides a strong tether to the past, which is palpable as you stroll through the town and is a source of pride for many residents. Anything that saps your energy and generally leaves you feeling depleted is definitely not a happy place. On the other hand, if you feel enriched and nourished, this may signify that you have found a happy place. 2. Be curious