don’t think you’d describe a pie as gezellig actually but then again people are probably all using hygge wrong
I did a little digging into what this hygge lark is and, turns out, it’s pretty much in accordance with what I do anyway. Principally with regards to how I organise my home etc.
So yeah, I beat everyone to it.
I feel like this could already be applicable to me too. It just means living under blankets and having soft comfy socks and warm drinks doesnt it ?
The danish version definitely includes a lot of booze.
It’s the same. Also the same as gemütlich.
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Not completely. Because there’s no direct English translation for it it’s quite slippery to define. Other elements of it are keeping your affairs/possessions minimal and uncluttered and being community/family minded and that. But yeah cosiness is a big part, which is pretty much the motivation for 80% of what I do.
Just means buying a load of ikea shit and watching the killing I think
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Plus booze. Communal booze.
YEAH WE KNOW. EVERY TIME IT’S MENTIONED SOMEONE SAYS THAT.
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Look at this idiot getting radgey in the hygge thread! Ironic or what!!
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HYGGE. BEEVES.
HYGGE. BEEVES.
My favourite member of OFWGKTA.
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Very not hyggelig of Geoff, really. Spoiling the lovely atmosphere.
Or the fault of the other one I guess.
I know I just put my stroopwafel down to sip my camomile tea and I accidentally put it on my shift key - hence the caps.
Stopping ruining my hygge Geoff.
Oh I ruin everything. Still #hygglife though.
Stroopwaffels are dutch and therefor gezellig, mate. Get your country right.
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If you just hide under a blanket with a few candles, it will all just go away.
Wonder what time these dicks put their heating on?
same difference