No. 104
Step around one puddle. Or through it.
Rain water is when snow is said to turn to rain. The ground starts to soften.
the snow turns into rain, and my socks are the first to know
Today is Usui, rain water. In the traditional calendar, this is when falling snow turns to rain and the snow on the ground begins to melt.
Melting means puddles. You can walk around them carefully or straight through the middle; neither choice changes your fortune. It might change your socks, though.
Today is quietly decent. Dry your shoes when you get home, carry a spare pair of socks if you're heading out, and notice how the ground sounds a little different underfoot.
Try this today
- Step around one puddle on purpose
- Leave your shoes somewhere to dry
- Pack a spare pair of socks
