The phrase "happy messages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe messages that convey joy, positivity, or uplifting content.
Example: "She sent me a series of happy messages that brightened my day."
Alternatives: "joyful notes" or "cheerful communications."
When people posted happy messages on the site, these spread too, and proved even more contagious than the less cheerful ones.
A higher percentage of happy messages came from Central Park and other green spaces than from cemeteries, medical centers, jails, sewage plants and high-traffic areas during rush hour.
Apply for one of their online loans and, provided your application is successful, you'll get a series of happy messages, dotted with upbeat exclamation marks, giving an account of the progress of the loan.
6 Bond Street, Brighton (01273 777141; laste.co.uk) Stationery geeks and graphic-print fans will adore this bright, chirpy place, which sells everything from cards, notebooks, pencils and typography postcards to prints (check out their "random notes of appreciation" – little cards scribbled with happy messages).
Human: Well, tell us about the wise human who thought no-one should ever feel forgotten on their birthday so he made a clever algorithm that always knew to remind the forgetful humans to write happy messages so their friends would never feel sad.
Working out sends happy messages to your brain!
If you want a happy message buy a greetings card.
"It's a happy message," said André Breedt, research and development analyst at Nielsen BookScan, which tracks book sales.
For those who are still stirred by those magical names, though, he has a happy message, conceding, when pushed, that Paul Scholes rather reminds him of himself.
"Africa is open for business," was the happy message from the organisers, with Mr Wade welcoming his guests to "the continent of creativity and invention".With this build-up, the conference should have been a showcase both for Nepad and for Senegal.
It's definitely a festive song with a happy message.
