Teddy told me he’s been having some problems with his muscles clenching up lately. He said he couldn’t bear to miss any workouts.
Rosie was being unusually rude tonight. She said I was boring, and she told me to stop boring her! She wanted to visit my house, but I declined her request.
Jeremiah asked me if I wanted to hear a “scary story,” and I said yes. So he said that putting java into grilled salmon produces the flavor of lemon ice!
Yeah, I don’t think that’s true. It sounds fishy. And I’m definitely not going to give it a try.
Crazy Redd had the lovely painting for sale, but I didn’t need it.
Big Top tried to move out of town again, and I changed his mind for him.
When I spoke with Big Top tonight, he was saying “I love you, I love you not…” over and over. I thought he was talking about me, but apparently he loves green peppers…not.
We have something in common.
As I tried to walk past Big Top’s house a moment later, Teddy was blocking the way. I pushed my way through, and I upset him! I wasn’t trying to be rude, but he wouldn’t let me pass!
Crazy Redd had a scary painting for sale this week; I didn’t need it.
Jeremiah asked me for a new catchphrase to replace “in a pond,” so I told him to say “frogger” instead.
Bree told me I didn’t have a distinct personal style, so she said I should form a band and play samba music for her to dance to! So how would that be my personal style if it’s just what she wants?
Gaston’s replacement has moved into town, and it’s Kabuki the cat. I like Kabuki in general, but he did seem a bit rude as I introduced myself to him.
Sometimes the Wild World versions of characters are less likable than the versions in other games, so I’ll have to see if that holds true with Kabuki or not. But I’ll try not to let this first impression ruin things; I’ll give him a chance.
Last week, I tried to do something I hadn’t done in Wild World yet. I got my slingshot and went looking for Pete! He can come at 9 a.m. or 5 p.m., on days when there’s not another visitor in town. I was ready and waiting for him, and my very first shot hit the target. I got him!
“Squawk!”
He fell to the ground and died.
R.I.P.
He wasn’t really dead though. He stood up and introduced himself as the mail carrier in town, and he wondered who would randomly shoot a slingshot up into the sky. He didn’t exactly accuse me of it, but I think he had a good idea who shot him down.
He also said that someone gets mad if the mail delivery is late, but he wouldn’t tell me who. Uh, I’m guessing Phyllis?
I played again today, and I was surprised to find a goodbye letter from Gaston in the mail.
Even though I tried checking all the houses when I played last week, Gaston was still sleeping. So I didn’t get to catch him in time to save him. Oh well.
Crazy Redd had a lovely painting for sale today, but I didn’t need it.
I found a note in a bottle on the beach, and it came from “Hayseed Hilda.” She wanted someone to share some apples with her, since there aren’t any in her town.
A new “Message of the Week” was posted to the bulletin board. It said that laughter is good medicine, but burping is just rude.
Bree was still sick, so I gave her some medicine once again.
My latest video has been posted, and it shows 11 of the exclusive features found only in Animal Crossing: Wild World. This includes footage of me shooting down Pete, as well as events like the Acorn Festival, Flower Fest, Bright Nights, and more. I hope you enjoy it!