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    • The Art of Hygge

      Posted at 12:36 am by michellejoelle, on October 18, 2013

      Hygge sounds like my kind of thing.  It sounds like big breakfasts, and getting snowed in, and the warm glow of Christmas lights.  It sounds like the feeling I continuously try to cultivate in my writing and in my life.

      From Fathomaway.com,

      A love of or need for hygge is an important part of the Danish psyche. Hygge is usually inadequately translated as “coziness.” This is too simplistic: coziness relates to physical surroundings β€” a jersey can be cozy, or a warm bed β€” whereas hygge has more to do with people’s behavior towards each other. It is the art of creating intimacy: a sense of comradeship, conviviality, and contentment rolled into one.

      It’s the perfect description.

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      Author: michellejoelle

      Between writing philosophy papers on sensory images, reason, and myth and writing poetry and fiction, I've accumulated a lot of ideas about writing and story-telling in general. I'm excited to share them with you.
      Posted in The Waste Book | 1 Comment | Tagged favorite words, hygge |

      One thought on “The Art of Hygge”

      • Suddenly Jamie (@suddenlyjamie)'s avatar

        Suddenly Jamie (@suddenlyjamie)

        October 21, 2013 at 8:11 pm

        What a fabulous word & concept! πŸ™‚

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