I was happier – or, more strictly, I was happy or sad based on real things in my life, rather than being constantly depressed.
I know that talent shows (Strictly, etc) make people happy and keep them amused.
A spokesperson for the BBC told The Independent, "The BBC offers some of the best British-made shows around, with programmes like Miranda, The Archers, Happy Valley, Strictly and Sherlock constantly achieving high satisfaction ratings and praise from our audiences, and although at times our programmes can cause debate, we always welcome constructive feedback from our diverse viewers".
Thanks to North Korea's strictly controlled and photoshop-happy media, rumors are certain to abound, and we may never know for sure.
Before deciding, ask yourself if you prefer to have day-to-day contact with animals and their owners, or if you'd be happier working strictly with animals and other scientists, such as in a research facility.
This wasn't strictly true but I was happy to bow to Moin's preference for discretion over valour.
Squashed into a tiny windowless room at his strictly functional headquarters, Sproxton is happy to dispel any suggestions that the business is swilling with money.
In the old, strictly Manichean system, the lovebirds' happy union was effected only when the good girl, Sandy, abandoned her principles (and her ponytail) to embrace the darker beliefs of her beloved, Danny.
And every one of the 16 titles ahead of it – such as Crocodile Dundee, Australia, Babe, Happy Feet and Strictly Ballroom – are crowd-pleasing middle of the road films.
"My boys are really happy I am doing Strictly," he added.
