be bright and breezy

To be confident and cheerful. I may be bright and breezy now, but I often felt melancholy as a teenager. I miss the carefree days of childhood and wish I could be bright and breezy like my kids. Amanda's not exactly bright and breezy, but it does seem like her depression has lifted some.

See also: and, breezy, bright

See also:

breezy
bright and breezy
not have a care in the world
breeze up to (someone or something)
a spring in (one's) step
a Jack the Lad
Jack the Lad
rainbows and unicorns
salad days, one's
in (one's) salad days

References in periodicals archive

While yesterday was mostly dry there were a few showerss around but today will be bright and breezy.

Sun good news as temperatures are looking up

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