Reading your story about how you all celebrate the Summer Solstice in Estonia was really wonderful. The bonfire jumping part? That got me thinking about how fun traditions can bring people together. Your manner of sharing these moments had this undercurrent of everyone just feeling connected and happy, which honestly sounds extremely nice. Even though you mentioned dealing with the hard work and bustle of the city and not having much space to grill, your positive attitude still came across. Something else that grasped my attention was when you discussed how long the days get and what that sun time means to you. It's clear as day — one can see — and there's no ifs, ands, or buts about it, that the Summer Solstice is of significant consequence for you and those around you. Really, one, if they so choose, may ponder on the depth of meaning these traditions hold. Just want to say thanks for letting us look into what your cultural characteristics are all about.🤍