Scandinavian Cozy

My half Norwegian mom always practiced this, even if she didn't know what it was. Honestly, its kind of an upper Midwest thing to involving lots of warm sweaters, socks, coffee, and candle light.

First Norwegian Koselig, which is the actual origin of our English language word, cozy:
What We Can Learn from Norwegians About Surviving Winter
www.vogue.com/872644/what-we-can-learn-from-norwegians-about-surviving-winter/

A Visual Guide to Koselig
www.lifeinnorway.net/2015/02/a-visual-guide-to-koselig/

How to make things “Koselig”?
afroginthefjord.com/2014/02/02/how-to-make-things-koselig/

Candles, Cocoa And 9 Other Ways To Bring Hygge Into Your Home

Have you heard of it? It's the next big thing in mental health.
www.veranda.com/luxury-lifestyle/a1711/how-to-hygge/?src=socialflowFB
Hygge (pronounced hoo-ga) alludes to a feeling of cozy intimacy and contentment.
Since snotty people snub Norwegian for the more hip and trendy Danish or Swedish.