No. 129

Write your wish short. It's easier to read from the stars.

Tanabata is the star festival. People hang wishes on bamboo branches.

my wish fits on a narrow strip, the stars can read it from far away

Today is Tanabata, the star festival. People write wishes on narrow strips of paper and hang them on bamboo branches. The story goes that two stars separated by the Milky Way get to meet on this one night a year.

The strips are narrow and short. Write a long wish and the letters keep getting smaller. Tiny writing is probably hard to read from a star. A short wish may be the better bet.

What comes true today is anyone's guess. But it is a good night to look up at the sky.

Try this today

  • Write one wish in ten words or fewer
  • Look up at the night sky
  • Find a strip of paper and hang it somewhere
Wishes
Write your wish in ten words or fewer.
Someone you wait for
Like the two stars, some meetings come once a year.
Lost things
Look along the shelf where you keep your paper and pens.
Going out
Look up at the night sky on your way home.
Work
Keep the message short so it is easy to read.
Learning
Write one key idea on a narrow strip of paper.
Love
A short note can travel farther than a long one.
Your body
Rest your eyes by looking at the far night sky.
Today's lucky item
A paper wish strip
Yuru level
3 / 5
Appears on
Tanabata
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  • #star festival
  • #wishes
  • #summer

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