Yes, it's an explanation of the 'Kapusvētki' or 'Cemetery festival' which, while not quite as important as the Midsummer festival is on a par with Christmas in the grand order of things and knocks Easter into a cocked hat.
Checking the calendar, loading up the car with family members, rakes, candles and a selection of plants and heading for the family plot down at the approriate final resting place is something most Latvians do on a regular basis, and the courtesy can even be extended to former friends and neighbors who might not have any relatives of their own ready, willing or able to take care of them in the great hereafter.
"Even if you are afraid of death, it will not stop you from dying, so you'd might as well just not be afraid of it in the first place," smiles Anete, in what must be one of the best summaries of the Latvian mentality we have ever heard.
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