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"It felt like I was standing on top of the World, a place where only happy thoughts could exist, and there I was thinking all about you! " Hi all I would be grateful if someone could give me some advise about the above. I was just wondering whether is makes sense.
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"It felt like I was standing on top of the World, a place where only happy thoughts could exist, and there I was thinking all about you! "
Hi all I would be grateful if someone could give me some advise about the above. I was just wondering whether is makes sense. I am trying to describe how I felt after reaching the summit of Mt Tangariro.
Because "and there I was thinking all about you! " follows " a place where only happy thoughts could exist" I assume that thinking about this person is not a happy thought?
This is my observation. What made you feel like standing on top of the world? It sounded like something happened, or you did, is that right? Your sentence is grammatically fine. But I felt the last clause "...and there I was thinking all about you! " can be more connected to the main clause ( happy thoughts) . So I suggested as follows: