On Monday, Apple gave me a flame tee for free. It was 🔥,so I put it on.
With Mother’s Day coming up in many countries, a new carnations furniture item can be found in the seasonal section of Nook Shopping. The “Thank-you Mom mug” from last year has returned, so you can buy that too if you’d like.
Agent S was very excited about the latest video game she bought. It has all of her favorite game elements, including custom mechs, skateboarding battles, and a fishing mini-game. 😛
Yesterday, Jolly Redd was in town. He had an authentic scary painting for sale…finally! Even though he’s had the scary painting many times before, it was always the fake one. So I gladly purchased the real deal.
Today, I got the painting in the mail and donated it to the museum. It’s in that little section behind glass for the smaller paintings and statues…probably my least favorite part of the art gallery, but oh well.
Shep the dog was camping at the campsite today. I like Shep a lot, but I’m reluctant to force anyone out of town…especially since Rizzo is already gone. If I had an open spot though, I definitely would have taken Shep.
Here’s an updated look at what my campsite looks like with a tent. You can also see my new incline on the left, and the museum in the top-left corner of this screenshot.
Over at Peach Park, I found Bones sitting on the ground next to the bench. I guess he’s just being a good dog by not jumping up on the furniture. But Bones, you’re allowed to use the bench, dawg!
Saharah was in town, and I bought four items from her: A blue medium round mat, a security-monitors wall, a blue kilim-style carpet (which is a rug, despite the name), and a paintball flooring. The security-monitors wall is really cool, and I plan on using it when I redesign my room on the left. I have an idea for the room, but I haven’t started on it yet.
I am planning on having Friday Night Forest this week. I made some minimal changes to my ocean sunfish tower, which adds a couple spaces on the middle level for observers to have a better view of the three fish. So if you’re visiting, please bring your ocean sunfish if you have one.
I’m also working on a simple ground pattern to welcome visitors as they arrive by seaplane.
See you all next time!