Reasons to be cheerful A startlingly original idea has been gaining currency in recent weeks.
This week, Mentos is introducing a campaign for the chewy mint rolls that is meant to evoke the upbeat mood and cheerful tone of the original work while, executives hope, slicing off chunks of the cheese.
It may not be terribly practical for the UK, yet Prouvé's grand design proves that cheap can still be cheerful, even if the original prototype did recently sell for almost $5m.
He's delighted with the cheerful front face of the original Mac, and obsessed about the optical perfection of the NeXTcube's right angles.
But this edition had the extra stumbling block of Downton Abbey, a cheerful rip-off of the original Upstairs Downstairs that stole its thunder.
But maybe it was because of the colors and fragrances, the sounds of the cities and villages, the splendor of the old buildings and the wonderful bazaars, the cordial encounters with cheerful people, or the truly original hospitality of the Bedouins of the Syrian Desert.
Opened in 1962 by Paul Green and William Becker, the original motel is still cheerful, immaculate and a mere block from the beach.
A lot of Randy Skinner's choreography is less than wildly original, but it's cheerful and bouncy, with a jitterbug influence and lots of tap.
The 18th-century country home on the outskirts of Santiago has 11 cheerful rooms and a cozy common area decorated with original wood furniture.
In the song's original version, Ms. Chenoweth's character, a pretty and cheerful student, promises to help her green and gawky roommate, Elphaba, become popular.
