Just a bit of trivia before we begin
Bougie is the French word for candle. Did you know that the term bourgeoisie was derived from the word Bougeoir which means small candlestick with out a foot, with a ring or a handle? The bourgeoisie were the only people who could afford so many candles so the term stuck to those who could and would use candles all the time.
Please excuse the second post about candles immediately after yesterday but they have been part of my daily routine especially as the days are getting shorter. I am lighting candles all over the house and I just want to create that "hygge" feeling, that notion of coziness the Danes do so well.
Bougie is the French word for candle. Did you know that the term bourgeoisie was derived from the word Bougeoir which means small candlestick with out a foot, with a ring or a handle? The bourgeoisie were the only people who could afford so many candles so the term stuck to those who could and would use candles all the time.
Please excuse the second post about candles immediately after yesterday but they have been part of my daily routine especially as the days are getting shorter. I am lighting candles all over the house and I just want to create that "hygge" feeling, that notion of coziness the Danes do so well.
