Just Thoughts #19: Midsummer

Midsummer celebrations and Ai within Art results

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The highlight of the week: Midsummer in Finland riding helicopters

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I’m keeping it short this week, but I have a lengthy results video from Ai within Art, which is a lot of content. Additionally, as most of us Finns do, we celebrated midsummer, which took its deserved but timely toll on my writing. I’m also not reflecting on my writing this time around, as I’m reserving that for the week to come.

Nonetheless, I may have some time to chat. Still, hopefully, there will be none this week as I’m deep-diving into the world of the helicopter business, spending time as “Ground Crew” in the center of Kalajoki, the dune city of Finland. Come say hi and enjoy the views from above! You can find us in the Finnish parking lot of the yellowest gas chain in Finland, ABC. The chain has almost succeeded in owning, a.k.a. becoming synonymous with the 👍🏻 emoji, or at least the symbol.

Here’s a taste of fun with sound effects. Don’t try this unless you’re piloting a helicopter.

Headlines of the week:

1. Midsummer in Inkoo, Finland.

2. Ai within Art results.

3. Poem(’s) of the Week.

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Midsummer in Inkoo, Finland

Many have old traditions they uphold, some more important than others. However, this midsummer, I learned there is always room to create new ones. Inkoo resides southwest of the Finnish coastline—a marvel from both land and sea.