Jeff's Animal Crossing Blog

It was raining again in Forest today. I went to Nook’s and bought a satellite.

I talked to Tom and he told me that he always looks forward to the fishing tournaments in June.

I also talked to Copper, as Tom was blatantly eavesdropping in the background. Copper told me Wendell would be in town tomorrow.

I stopped by the post office and the dump on my way home. I noticed that at some point, someone must have painted my roof white. I don’t even remember when it happened, but it doesn’t look good. I’ll have to remember to buy some paint for it next time.

It was raining in Forest as I started up the game. I checked my mail; one letter was advertising a stunning dirt model for sale at Nookington’s.

Another letter informed me that Alli has left town.

So I went to go meet Alli’s replacement Robin, who lives in acre B-1.

I then went into Nookington’s to take a look at that dirt model. Wow, how stunning. I’m surprised Nook didn’t say that toilet was stunning too.

Back outside, I talked to Tutu. She wanted me to help her get through the maze in the back of her Nintendo Power magazine. I hate these things.

I went looking for a coelacanth, and after a couple minutes, I found one!

After that, I stopped by the post office to mail a fossil away (and to deposit some bells). I also ran by the dump and then headed for home.

Today is Mother’s Day and I got a letter from home:

Tortimer was at the wishing well talking about mothers. If this is your first Mother’s Day talking to him there, he will give you a lovely phone. Of course, it wasn’t my first time, so I didn’t get anything from him.

Ursala asked me to name the animals of the Chinese zodiac in order. I correctly guessed that rat was the first one, but I got the second one wrong. I don’t remember ever seeing this text before.

I talked to Static, and he was talking about Katrina the fortune teller.

I talked to Kody, and he told me he can still see the cherry blossoms. He says they’re burned into his memory. Okaaaaaaayyyyy….

It was raining, so I thought I’d do some fishing to look for coelacanths. I didn’t find any, but I did catch six red snappers and a barred knifejaw.