Jeff's ACCF Blog

As soon I started up the game this evening, I saw a huge dragonfly fly by. I was thinking it was a banded dragonfly, so I got my net out and chased it down. I lost it momentarily, but I ran into it again near the windmill. I swung my net and caught it! It was actually a giant petaltail, though.

I had forgotten all about these, since they’re not in New Horizons at all (and pretty rare in the other games too).

When I visited Jeremiah, he was repeating a phrase: “I’ll catch one!” He was hoping to catch a long locust today. It probably won’t happen as long as he’s staying in his house, though. 😛

After making my rounds, I took a break and then returned later (after 8 p.m.). At the Roost, I asked for a random song, and K.K. performed K.K. Dixie for me.

Antonio locked himself out of his house, and he was feeling antsy. So I went sniffing around the river for his key. It took a little while, but I eventually fished it out near the waterfall.

It then took me almost as long to find Antonio wandering around. 😛 But he was relieved to have his key, and he rewarded me with a tall sputnoid.

Patty pinged me, and she surprised me by telling me she was moo-ving out of town!

I thought about it for a second, and I decided to let her go. True, she’s only been here for two months, but she isn’t exactly one of my favorites. It’s better to have her go, than to risk one of my favorites moving out without warning.

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Yesterday, I posted my latest ACCF video, City Folk Moments #21. Here it is:

See you next time!

I missed today’s fishing tournament (though I did participate in New Horizons), but Chip informed me of the results: Midge was the big winner with her 46-inch sea bass. Congrats, Midge!

Antonio asked me to make a delivery for him, and I was happy to help. I trotted the gift over to Roscoe; it was a Dutch shirt.

Roscoe was happy with it, and he looked very pretty in his new dress! 😆

When I returned to Antonio, he rewarded me with a new hearth.

Midge was talking about how she was so impressed by Chip’s appetite, especially the way he gobbles down every fish you give him without hesitation. She even started imagining being married to him!

But then she clarified that she didn’t want to marry him. It was a weird bit of dialogue, though.

I sold a little fruit while I waited for 8:00 for K.K. Slider to appear, and then I headed to the Roost. I asked the traveling musician for a random song, and he performed Agent K.K. for me.

Shortly after that, I wrapped up my game for the night. Did any of you attend K.K.’s show tonight, or am I the only one who still does? 😆 Leave a comment below, and I’ll see you all next time.

October has arrived, and you can now purchase candy for Halloween at Tom Nook’s shop. As a reminder, I do have a Halloween guide if you’d like to refresh your memory on how it all works before the event comes at the end of the month.

The new month also brings a pukey, yellowish shade of grass. Fortunately, I played at night, when it doesn’t look quite as bad. Just don’t look directly at the pukey grass in direct sunlight! 😆 This is the ugliest time of year for grass, in my opinion.

Jeremiah told me that Midge was making fun of his catchphrase, nee-deep. So he asked me to come up with a new phrase for him, and I told him to say “I ate it.” Hopefully it will pay off at some point in the coming weeks.

Big Top was sick with a cold tonight, so I gave him some medicine that I bought at Nook ‘n’ Go. He slurped it down as he did a backflip; not an easy task for an elephant!

At the Roost, K.K. performed “K.K. Marathon” for me. It’s one of my least-favorite songs in the game, at least when performed live. I’d rather listen to K.K. recite bad poetry in Bebebese than suffer through this dreadfully boring tune.

Mint was talking about catching bugs, and she said it makes her want to do it. Wait, what? 🤔

In the city, I stopped in Crazy Redd’s shop before he closed up for the night. He had these three items for sale:

• A wistful painting that’s lovely to see.
• A rocket to launch you to a new galaxy.
• A phone box for gossip, for you and your tea.

That’s all for now, but I’ll see you next time! Never Stop Crossing!