“...Jessica finally understood the essence of hygge. It is a feeling and at the same time a way of being. This is avoidance of unhealthy, conflict situations, and hysterics, first of all, this is the ability to enjoy the most important and significant moments in life - the time we spend with children, family and friends. The ability to recognize them as important. This is simplicity, a joyful atmosphere, an opportunity to forget about difficulties. This is the desire and choice to be in the moment, this is participation in creating comfort for everyone. In a large family, hygge requires effort because, like any team project, it involves achieving a goal together. Hygge is the opposite of individual excellence. To achieve hygge, everyone must want and commit to it. Everyone must play their role. If all family members are ready to create coziness, this makes meetings between relatives much more pleasant and gives happiness to each of the guests...”