Perfect Town Status!

After having near-daily snow for a while, things seem to have settled down in the precipitation department. No snow this week. Anyway, this entry covers three days of gameplay, so I’ll list each day separately.

Sunday

Benedict was finally over his cold, and he gave me an exquisite rug to thank me for the 900 doses of medicine I delivered to him. 😛

Sunday was another point special at Nookington’s: Qualifying purchases gave me five times the normal amount of points! So I again bought all the furniture, wallpaper, and carpeting that Tom Nook had. Doing that took me from 6,059 points up to 7,279. I later ordered three dollies, which took me up to 8,239 points. I love bonus point days!

I made my rounds, watered flowers, and talked Goldie out of moving. I planted a few trees, and then went into town hall. At long last, I had the news I wanted to hear: Forest was now perfect!

Pelly: Forest is a great place to be! It's really come a long way!
Woohoo!

All I have to do now is maintain my town for 15 days to get the golden watering can. That means I need to play every day for the next two weeks.

Monday

I knew my town was still perfect, because I spotted my first Jacob’s ladder!

Jeff spots a Jacob's ladder in his Animal Crossing: Wild World town of Forest, indicating perfect town status.

In addition, only one of Sunday’s trees died. So hopefully this means I won’t have to make any further changes to the trees since it was still perfect without planting any additional trees today.

Tuesday

Blathers was talking about taking his sister Celeste camping. His fear of bugs is so severe that one time, he saw a butterfly and needed therapy for a week.

Blathers: We go hiking, I glimpse a common butterfly and need a week of therapy...

He felt bad for all the bad times he put Celeste through, due to his irrational fear of insects.

Blathers: ...When I think of the scenes I've made, I'm simply horrified for Celeste!

Today is New Year’s Eve, and Tortimer was outside of town hall for the occasion. He told me that he was feeling punchy from counting all day.

Tortimer: I'm a little punchy from counting all day. Whooee! It goes straight to my head!

Of course, there is also a countdown timer nearby. At that moment, there were two hours and 47 minutes to go until the new year begins.

The new year's countdown timer in Animal Crossing: Wild World shows 2 hours, 47 minutes, and 4 seconds to go until the new year arrives.

Note: I don’t plan on attending the countdown.

As part of the festivities, there are festive lights on many cedar trees. It’s always kind of weird seeing them at New Year’s, when they weren’t up during Christmastime.

Festive lights adorn three cedar trees in ACWW.

Many of my villagers were also talking about the New Year’s Eve countdown. Big Top told me his new year’s resolution was to “always not look fat.”

Big Top: My resolution for next year is to always not look fat, so I gotta start off right.
You don’t look fat. You just have a big trunk.

My town status is still perfect, so it appears this won’t be hard to maintain. I’ll still keep playing every day to water flowers and pull weeds, though. I don’t want to take any chances.

Have a happy new year, everyone! 🕛🎆