Today, Rowan approached me and said he wanted to move out of Forest. I told him not to go, so he agreed to stay. I wish it was always that easy.
While watering my flowers, I saw a balloon present. So I tried to hide behind it for the picture.
Afterwards, I got my slingshot out and shot it down. It contained a Mama bear. I went into the Roost and saw Victoria there.
Later on, Phyllis also came down to the Roost. I wondered…which seat can I take? I took the only seat available and ordered a coffee, with pigeon milk. I think this is the first time I’ve seen all three seats being used.
To test a rumor someone posted on Youtube, I talked to Phyllis dozens of times in the Roost, and I can confidently say that she will not mention being in the bunny suit on Easter. I’ll never understand why people love spreading false rumors about Animal Crossing.
The first time you talk to him, he will tell you the basics of how this holiday festival works.
Many “bunny eggs” will be buried all over town. It’s your job to dig them all up.
From your inventory screen, you can open the eggs. Twelve of them will contain “bunny foils,” which you can take to Zipper to exchange for egg furniture. But most of the eggs will contain candy.
The candy doesn’t really serve a purpose at Easter. You can eat it if you like, or sell it. But I prefer to save mine for Halloween. So I dropped mine off near Guest’s house. Guest is my 
It took me a long time to find all twelve bunny foils. The last one was very hard to find. But I did eventually get them all.
I then exchanged the bunny foils for egg furniture. Unlike the other holiday sets, there are no duplicates. You get exactly one of each piece.
After I exchanged them all (one at a time, what a pain!), I then sold my 12 items to Tom Nook. I earned 107,776 bells for the entire set.
But of course I did a few other things today besides just participate in the Bunny Day festivities. I watered my flowers and went to the city to check the new emotions available at the theater. They didn’t have the ones I’m looking for.
Bob asked me why Zipper only comes once a year. He asked if it was because we smell. We? Speak for yourself, stinky litter box boy!
And then Yuka also asked me for a greeting. I really don’t like Yuka.
I then went to meet my new neighbor, Rocco. He apparently moved in a couple days ago, but I didn’t go speak to him until today. Oops! But that’s why he’s already unpacked.
Shortly after 10:00, I opened my gate. Bushido and Yann came in. Bushy said he was hiding (he was behind a tree), and Yann (who had blue hair) asked where he was as she blew right by him.
We went into Kid Cat’s house and I banged on his drum while Bushy took a flying leap onto his weight bench. There seemed to be a lot of lag tonight, so we had some fun with that. But I was polite enough to speak to Kid Cat as well, since we were in his house after all.
We went into Nook’s and there was still lag and our characters were merging. I trapped Bushido in the lower-left corner of Nook ‘n’ Go, but he escaped by buying the kiddie chair that was blocking him in. We went by my house and saw Victoria outside. I talked to her and then we all went inside. We had some fun with my Yoshi’s egg.
Because of the lag, Bushido and I passed through Yann. So I came to the logical conclusion that Yann was a ghost: Yasper the friendly ghost.
We left my house, and saw that Victoria was still there waiting for me. Odd. She must have thought I was her jockey.
When we went back outside, Victoria was still there! I walked a little bit away, and she followed me! I clearly have a stalker in Forest now.
After going up the ramp, we saw Egbert down below us. Bushido questioned how a chicken could be yellow. I said if there can be a golden goose, why not a golden chicken? Or maybe there’s a simpler explanation.
Around 11:15, Bushido went home. Yann was going to pay off her house, but didn’t have enough money. I suggested selling some fruit to earn money, and we also did some fishing for a while.