I played the game very early this morning, just after midnight in fact. I checked my mail, and believe it or not, I was actually disappointed to find Jambette’s goodbye letter. The reason for my disappointment isn’t that I didn’t get a chance to meet her; it’s because I was planning on pitfalling her before she left town.
Quite a few of my villagers were already asleep for the night. But Genji was one that was awake. He was giving me some fishing tips, telling me to pull out my bobber once it goes underwater.
Even though Tom was wide awake and walking around outdoors, he threw a major fit when I went up to talk to him. I usually like Tom, but he was being a major jerk.
Hello to you too.
I was hoping to find Wisp–that’s the main reason I was playing after midnight–but there was no sign of him anywhere in town. And my newest neighbor (Jambette’s replacement) was already asleep, so I decided to end my game for the morning.
I picked it back up this evening and introduced myself to Zoe, the new anteater in town.
I decided to take a rare boat trip out to the tropical island, where it was raining quite hard tonight. I had a little chat with Ankha, who probably isn’t used to the rain. It’s good to see her every once in a while, though. I’m sure she gets very lonely living on the island by herself.
When I returned to the chilly mainland, Curly asked me for a new catchphrase to replace his previous one, “nyoink.” I told him to say “piggy” from now on.
After stopping by the post office and dump, I returned home for the night. I’ll leave you with an animated GIF of the GameCube menu screen from before I started up my Animal Crossing game last night. See you next time!
