Once upon a time, in a world without internet, people lived a simpler and happier life. They communicated with each other face to face, went on picnics and trips, played games and spent quality time with their loved ones. People didn't have to worry about constant notifications, screen time and comparison with others on social media. Instead, they found happiness in simple pleasures like cooking and sharing meals, reading books, writing letters, listening to music and appreciating nature. They also had more time to focus on their personal growth and relationships, without the distractions of technology. As a result, their emotional intelligence and empathy skills were sharp and they were able to form deeper connections with others. Overall, life was slower paced, but filled with joy, laughter and meaningful experiences. People were content and grateful for what they had, rather than always seeking more. In this world, happiness was not just a fleeting emotion, but a way of life that was lived to the fullest, every day.