The phrase "and how glad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of happiness or relief about a situation or event.
Example: "I was worried about the outcome, but when I heard the news, I realized just how glad I was."
Alternatives: "and how happy" or "and how pleased".
Describes their feelings as they pass various places, and how glad Ernie is to get back home from his dirty job.
Being the Evening Standard's theatre critic, however, opens doors: Henry Hitchings managed to secure a ticket – and how glad he is.
But, according to the Arsenal manager, Flamini wanted to stay and how glad everyone connected to the club was about that at White Hart Lane.
After I had commiserated, we had a long talk about much he had enjoyed the subject and how glad he was that he had done it.
And I was thinking about my son and how glad I was he was safe at home with my wife, and that maybe somehow getting lost and then found was the best thing that ever could have happened.
On their one big date, on Christmas Eve, Lula dances with him and rationalizes their relationship in a way Woody Allen would recognize: "How handsome he was and how glad she was to be here with him.
People constantly stop us and say how glad they are to see a loving family".
After going through a divorce" – he has two children with viola player Béatrice Muthelet and still lives near them in Paris – "and a period of being quite upset with the world, people made a point of coming up to me and saying how glad they were that I seemed happier because so many of them had been there".
Then use this phrase and express how glad you are to meet them.
So first, let me congratulate you for what you've done thus far and tell you how glad I am that fate intervened in your suicide plans.
He has spent his time mapping out his library, making speeches, hosting injured veterans for Texas bicycle rides and making clear how glad he is to be out of the nation's capital.
