Shopkins Happy Places Happy Home

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When he promised to love me forever, I believed him. That was what made me the angriest, with both of us.”

Am sorry yall, I really wanted to love it. But it didn't make me happy. I do think am being generous with the rating.

6. Switzerland

Pay attention to your energy levels. How do they rise and fall? How do you feel during and after an activity or escaping into a memory? How do we know what our happy place is if we keep doing the same things? It’s time to explore and indulge in curiosity. Without even trying, I knew exactly where he was at all times, could likely cover my eyes, get spun around, and still point to him on the first try.” This affluent town (formerly known as Leamington Priors) gained its name after the value of its mineral springs was recognised in the late 1700s and baths were built around some of them. Then, in 1838, the town was given Royal Assent by the Young Queen Victoria following her visit several years earlier. The town is home to a wide range of people, from young families to retired individuals and everyone in between. This means that there’s always something happening – from community events to charity fundraisers and more.

And it feels like taking a shot of tequila every time I hear it. Like I could get drunk on the sound of you. Or hungover when I go too long without you." How is it possible to sum up your feelings on a book that you were sure wouldn’t be for you, but ended up being a guaranteed top read of the year instead? Let me explain. first, let me say i am very happy that so many people love this book already. i love that for you, i really do!✨ Taking the top spot is St Ives – and it’s been here many times before, with the last time being in 2020.Not all happy places are outdoors, or even places you might think of as serene. Live Happy’s Shelley Levitt profiled a man who was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy as a child and has been confined to a wheelchair ever since. His happy place is the airport, because he feels that being there means that at any moment he could be traveling somewhere new. The lively cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow are easy to reach by train or car (90 minutes) and the rugged, dramatically beautiful Scottish Highlands are right on Perth’s doorstep. If it was possible to stop loving you, I would have managed it in that first year of desperately trying to. I'm here. For good."

overall, this book was phenomenal and i absolutely adored it, EH writing is just *chefs kiss* if you’re looking for a romance galore book i’m sorry to say this book isn’t for you, this book explores more about a friend group and their dynamics, growing up and letting go. i will keep saying, HER BOOKS ARE 100% MORE WOMEN’S FICTION, THE ROMANCE IS JUST A PLUS!! When you give yourself time in your happy place, as a consequence, you show up in all areas of your life as a happier and more positive person. And let’s be honest, we all want to be around happy and positive people.According to other experts at Helsinki-based Aalto University, other factors contributing to this small country’s success include smart urban planning, access to green spaces to reduce stress and promote physical activity, an effective system of progressive taxation and strong healthcare and education systems. ctr: the way the title is literally HAPPY PLACE but everyone is sobbing and sad IS MAKING ME HELLA SCARED🥲

Located on the River Forth, Stirling is 37 miles northwest of Edinburgh and 26 miles northwest of Glasgow, and its railway station offers easy transport to every Scottish city. In terms of amenities, Galashiels has a range of shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as excellent transport links to nearby towns and cities. The town is also home to the campus of Heriot-Watt University. Today, the area is well-known for its award-winning parks and gardens, wide boulevards, and grand Georgian and Edwardian architecture. Residents and visitors can also explore a treasure trove of boutique shops and high-street brands, and choose from over 40+ restaurants and 50+ bars and cafes. someone said (i think ale?) in their review that they felt like they were third wheeling this friend group, like they were doing their own thing and as the reader you didn’t really have a reason to care, and that’s exactly how i feel!!i love how she creates stories differently with different plots and that the characters are all different and not carbon copies of each other. Obviously the romance is swoons. The chemistry between Wyn and Harry is palpable, and the payoff after the pining throughout a good bit of the book is worth every bit of anxiety ridden, nail biting suspense. The journey that both characters go on together and individually is satisfying. But also? The dynamic and vibes between this group of six friends is something you can sink into. It’s what you desire if you don’t have it, and appreciate if you do. And it’s not perfect, not by a long shot. Everyone is flawed and has to work at keeping this group together.