In front of Nook ‘n’ Go, Fang and Friga were arguing about which one of them was more likely to scare children. Fang was saying that kids love him, while Friga only loves herself.
I found Lily nearly standing on my UFO pattern. Was she waiting for a UFO to fly by? Good luck shooting it down with a fishing rod.
When I went to visit Chrissy, she asked me how well she was dressed today. Of course, she was standing behind a couch, so I couldn’t even see. But still, I told her she looked sloppy. I’m just nice like that.
In the Roost, both Bunnie and Phyllis were enjoying cups of coffee. Bunnie, who apparently didn’t have a face, was trying to look sassy.
But nobody can out-sass the bird sitting next to her. Phyllis is the queen of sass. Although she was trying to be somewhat nice for a change (until I heard her muttering under her breath).
To my surprise, I was able to save both of those pictures on the first try. If any of you have tried taking pictures talking to coffee-drinkers, you’ll know that a glitch of some sort often prevents those pictures from being saved for some reason. But it worked just fine tonight.
Just a heads-up: The flea market is coming this weekend. I rarely participate, but I know some people enjoy the opportunity to buy your villagers’ furniture or trick them into overpaying for yours. I’ll see you all next time!
So I grabbed my fishing rod and headed for the ocean. After I caught a couple of horse mackerels, I took them back to Chip. The first one wasn’t big enough, but the second one was 17.1 inches and took over the top spot.
I lacked the motivation to catch more fish and improve my score. So I just waited it out. My laziness paid off, because when I returned later, my fish remained the #1 catch and I won the tournament!
Chip told me my prize would be in the mail.
I saw a human wearing a bunny hood, and I thought Francine (aka Frankengaga) had returned to Forest. But it wasn’t her. Instead, it was her partner in crime, Chrissy. She just moved into town. Oh joy.
Fang asked me to make a delivery to Lily, so I took her the item. It turned out to be a polar fleece, which Lily didn’t seem to care for.
I noticed the northern lights (aurora borealis) up in the sky, so I stopped for a moment to enjoy them.
Soon after, I returned to Fang to tell him I made the delivery. He thanked me for helping a “simple country animal” and he gave me a cityscape wall to reward me.
When I met up with Genji outside, he asked me to play a game of hide-and-seek. He gave me ten minutes to find him, Friga, and Mallary.
It only took me a few seconds to find Friga, since she was hiding behind a nearby tree.
A couple minutes later, I found Mallary. But I was having trouble finding Genji. I made a full circle around town, and shortly after I began my second trip, time expired. About 20 seconds later, I found him. So close…
To get my revenge, I waited until he was involved in a conversation with someone else and then I fired off a party popper above him to scare him to death. He was not happy.
Actually, he was just having an argument with Friga for some reason.
When I returned to Mallary and told her Bunnie didn’t like the gift, she was peeved. I think we have ourselves a Forest feud.
To get away from all the negative vibes around town, I took a bus trip out to the city–where it was snowing once again. I met up with my old friend (and former neighbor) Rolf the white tiger. He was talking about Phineas, the sea lion who gives out balloons and other prizes.
Rolf wondered if Phineas could be K.K. Slider in disguise. He thought giving out balloons could be K.K.’s day job. I don’t think so, Rolf. But it’s good seeing you again.