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Happiness and idioms

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1. The birth of her baby is an absolute disasterjoysadnessI don't know for her husband. He is so happy!

2. BooksLucky charmsFlowersI don't know are sometimes bought by gullible women seeking to be pregnant.

3. A few weeks later, Emily learnt that she had got this nice job.She was sorrydisapppointedhappy as a clamI don't know when she found out the news.

4. My daughter Ashley was in the starsover the moonover the sunI don't know when she got her bicycle.

5. Having many books on my shelves is very fine as long as they are not stacked easilyhaphazardlywith orderI don't know.

6. Mary has been sadsatisfiedon cloud nineI don't know since the magazine printed the article she had written.

7. In her thoughts of marriage, Jane dreamed of sadnessloveshappinessI don't know and of children.

8. Since she moved to her flat, my sister has been as happy as a flea in a doghousebusysadI don't know

9. The expression stronghappy as Larryhappy as a clamI don't know originates from a boxer called Larry Foley in the 1890's.

10. When we're very happy, we feel lighton top of the worldeasyI don't know and ready to take on anything.