Yup! you read it right...
The Persian calendar ends at right about March 20th . In Iran, we start a new year by the start of spring, when everything starts to liven up again...
Thankfully, I got the chance to come back right before it all happens. 🙂
Previous to the new year's day, Persians have a few costumes and one of them is '' chahar shanbe soori ''...
Basically we celebrate the last wednesday of the year by putting up a small fire and jumping over it.
By jumping over the flame, we leave the unfortunate events, feelings, and experiences behind right before the fire. And we get ready to have the next year with high hopes for a brighter future...
And so we had it last night...
We drove the cars outside the city while looking around for some legit firewood for us to make our celebration as cool as possible. 😎
After a while of driving we did find a huge one.
We had to choice but tying it to on of the cars. We dragged that thing a few kilometers into the woods.
Fire, music, and dance were all we needed that night. And perhaps some gratitude...
I'm very thankful to have them all around me. with them I get to feel myself again...
Around them, I get reminded that life is beautiful and there are many years for me to with these people.
Friends and Family!
It took me 30 years to really see the importance they have in my life.
They are the most important ones, with no doubt... ❤️
Aside making fire, firecrackers can come very handy to spice things up when it comes to ''chaharshanbe soori''!
So, we did spice up the night by blowing some safe ones(trust me, downtown, them Mofos blow up gas tanks!). Because we are semi good kids. 🤓 💥
That night, the last Wednesday of the year, is all about fire... About being washed by the head of flames for a better tomorrow.
In our country, when the word of it comes up, with it come colors and scents...
Yellow, Red, and Orange are the symbol colors of this old night...
The smell of firewood burning is what the night is all about... 🔥
Before finishing this post, I just wanted to say that me, and my boys 
Check us out! 😉
Thank you for putting up the time take a look at my post. Much appreciated. 🙂
Peace! 💚
