More Midge

Curly locked himself out of his house today, and he was worried about all his stuff.

Curly: My stuff, my floor, my toilet... MY TOILET! What am I gonna do if I lost that key forever?
Just “go” behind Tom’s house. That’s what I do.

He could just go roll in the mud, really. Since he lives in a pig sty anyway. 😉 But no, I didn’t help him look for his key. 😛

Antonio was sick with a cold, so I gave him some medicine. As he flipped, the two layers of his tail almost looked like wings as he appeared to fly in mid-air. 😉

Antonio appears to fly as he takes his medicine.
Are you my guardian angel?

At the Roost, K.K. Slider performed K.K. Bossa for me. It’s a classic.

K.K.: All right, get ready to dig the riffs on this ditty: K.K. Bossa.

There was a new house in the southwest corner of town, and I found another returning villager inside: It’s Midge!

Midge: Oh! I'm sorry! Everything's such a mess, and now, of course, I've got a visitor...

She lived here before, from 2017 to 2019. I’ve also had her in New Horizons two separate times in the past four years. So I’ve been seeing a lot of her in the past few years. But still, I do like her. Welcome back, Midge.

No Clocks for Curly

Another fishing tournament was held today, and I got the news from Chip (after the tourney was over, of course). He told me it was a black bass-only tournament, and Roscoe was the winner with a 22.2-inch catch.

Chip: Roscoe from here in Forest! Solid fishing! But not so much for you. Nyuuk nyuk!

At 8:00 tonight, I dropped into the Roost to check out the Saturday night show. K.K. performed K.K. D & B for me; that’s the song he played for me in New Horizons last week. (But the song title is spaced out more in this game.)

K.K.: All right, get ready to dig the riffs on this ditty: K.K. D & B.

Curly asked me to look for some clocky furniture for him, and I agreed to help. So he told me to go on and “get into gear.” 😆 I don’t know if this pun was intentional or a coincidence, but I appreciated it all the same.

Curly: So, I'm taking you at your word, OK? Go on and get into gear! Thanks, nyoink!

But even though I intended to help Curly out, I was having trouble locating a clock. I checked the recycle bin, the lost-and-found, and my house. (The only clocks I had in storage were ones belonging to seasonal sets, that can’t be reordered. And I didn’t want to break up my collection for a simple favor.)

However, I knew there would be two items hidden in trees, so I went around town shaking trees. But when you deal with trees, you also deal with bees. I caught the first one I encountered, but the 2nd one stung me. As for the furniture items, I found a tiki torch and a reel-to-reel. It looks like Curly won’t be getting his clock any time soon.

When I spoke with Tom, he reacted to my swollen, bee-stung face. He told me not to run into an angry swarm of bees, or Jerry. 😆

Tom: Here's a hint for the future: try not to run directly into the swarm of angry bees, or Jerry!

It’s been months since I gave Tom that catchphrase, and I think this is the first time it truly worked out well. Better late than never!

For the Love of Fish

Astrid’s star has officially fizzled out, as I received her goodbye letter in the mail today.

To: Jeff, I'm moving out of town. I hope we bump into each other in Forest, so I can say good-bye in person! If not...farewell! -Astrid

Over by Nook’s shop, Roscoe was telling me about Tom Nook’s past. He said he used to be a scofflaw; a criminal!

Roscoe: I guess back in the day, he was a whole different raccoon. A bit of a scofflaw, even.

He even said it was convenient that Tom Nook has that mask around his eyes! đŸŠč

Roscoe: Not to spill too much, but apparently it was a good thing he'd always have that mask around his eyes!

Moments later, I was walking behind the shop when I heard a flea jumping around. I saw Ruby, so I smacked her with the net…but it wasn’t her. The funny thing is that I didn’t see anyone else around! I kept looking though, and I eventually found out it was Roscoe. I caught his flea, and he exclaimed “Whoa!”

Roscoe: Whoa!
A horse isn’t supposed to say whoa to a person!
A person is supposed to say whoa to a horse.

Once he got over the shock, he thanked me for catching the flea and curing him of his itch.

Next I went over to the Roost, where K.K. Slider performed K.K. Dixie for me.

K.K.: All right, get ready to dig the riffs on this ditty: K.K. Dixie.

And before wrapping up my game for the night, I went over to town hall just to…mail a letter? Just kidding, there was no letter. I was just there to mess with Phyllis. 😆

Phyllis: What, now you DON'T want to send a letter? (Oh, for the love of fish...)

That’s all for tonight, but I hope to see you next week.