"Le bonheur c'est d'avoir une grande famille aimante attentionnée et très unie dans une autre ville"
— Woody Allen
Simplified Meaning:
Feeling happy often comes from being connected to a loving family, but sometimes it's easier when they live a little further away. Imagine having relatives who support and care about you, but who don’t live right next door. The distance allows you to enjoy visits, without dealing with the daily conflicts that can come from seeing each other too often. This way, you get the best of both worlds: the love and support of your family, without the potential stress of constant proximity. For example, think about a holiday gathering. Everyone meets up, has a wonderful time, and then goes back to their own homes in different cities. The distance means you talk and share the important moments, but don't get on each other’s nerves regularly. To apply this to your life, maintain strong bonds with your loved ones, but also give each other space. This balance can help keep relationships healthy and make family time more special.
