Tanabata is not for 'wishes,' but for 'things already achieved'
Since I want to achieve everything, I wrote down 'things already achieved' under the assumption that they have already come true.
After I finished drawing the illustration, even more came to mind (lol).
・Earning 100,000 yen every month just by doing what I love
・Speaking English
・Lost weight
・Playing the guitar
・Talking to people easily
(I get mentally exhausted and find it difficult to know how to keep my distance from others)
・Living a peaceful life
It's all about me, isn't it (lol).
My biggest wish, of course, is
“May my whole family stay healthy and smiling.”
I've been wishing for that same thing for a long time, so
this year, I've made wishes filled with my own selfish desires (lol).
I've finally reached a point where I can put myself first, so I'm in a very good mood every day.
Why do we make wishes on Tanabata?
Who are we making these wishes to?
A custom formed by a mix of various cultures,
where “prayer,” “dreams,” and “romance” are all set together.
I see.
Then, for me, it's more of a goal than a wish.
Since goals are things you achieve...
I wrote them down as if I had already achieved them.
May I meet the version of myself one year from now who has achieved everything.
May all of your wishes come true as well.
And,may everyone who participated in this project, and I myself,
still be writing in the world of note one year from now.
🎋
Kotobato-san, thank you for this wonderful project.
It has become a joy to declare my intentions through my wishes and start running toward them.
I am also looking forward to Kotobato-san's 'wishes'.
#TanabataTimeCapsule
Shiina-san, I used this for the thumbnail. Thank you.
The collaboration with Papayan-san is wonderful.
Somehow, Orihime and Hikoboshi are starting to look like Shiina-san and Papayan-san to me ☺️♡