Lessons From The Happiest People On Earth
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I do not know exactly if to have low expectations is a good or bad thing. But everybody welcomes being happy.
That sure doesn't sound like the stereotype, but we may be able take valuable lessons from these people who “bask in a somewhat colder and cloudier version of the balmy English weather.” They also eat fatty foods and drink a lot. Most of all, the Danes live in the happiest place on earth. And they're not talking about Disneyland.
I do not know exactly if to have low expectations is a good or bad thing. But everybody welcomes being happy.
“If you’re a big guy, you expect to be on the top all the time and you’re disappointed when things don’t go well. But when you’re down at the bottom like us, you hang on, you don’t expect much, and once in a while you win, and it’s that much better.”
That sure doesn't sound like the stereotype, but we may be able take valuable lessons from these people who “bask in a somewhat colder and cloudier version of the balmy English weather.” They also eat fatty foods and drink a lot. Most of all, the Danes live in the happiest place on earth. And they're not talking about Disneyland.
2 Comments:
Ako I don't expect anything anymore from the people who run this country, or the big businessmen, or the people who run television, etc. And I'm not galit when I say that. And it makes me slightly worried. Slightly pa:)
you know what, pareho tayo, and my idealistic daughters just couldn't get what i mean. and don't worry, i'm also slightly worried because i'm not too sure it doesn't mean not caring anymore. which is slightly alarming ....
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