happy home

For Ms Shange this shows how the burden of a happy home is often placed on the woman's shoulders.

Sheen, 56, said: "I feel very fortunate that I got to grow up in a safe and happy home, but knowing that for many people this isn't the case, has increasingly made me want to do what I can to help."

Somewhere along the way, I stopped seeing Ghana as a prison and started seeing it as happy home.

It’s true that cooked rice left at room temperature too long can become a happy home to intruders, notably Bacillus cereus, a common type of bacteria that lives in soil and, therefore, in much of the food we eat.

Ferris has her own room, two parents, and an extended family who demonstrate their love, creating a safe and happy home.