Jeff's Animal Crossing Blog

I started out by walking around town, pulling some weeds, and talking to some of my favorite animals. Genji reminded me of the morning aerobics, which start on Monday. I also found the day’s money rock and got the full 13,300 bells.

I saw the summer camper’s tent, and I went inside. Olive the bear cub was inside. I played four of her games, and amazingly, I won every time. I didn’t win anything that great though. A cooler (which I already have in my house), a radiator, 2,500 bells (from selling back the radiator), and a bird bath. Despite my winning streak, I wasn’t really in the mood for playing camper games, so I left.

And finally, I went home and played a game of Clu Clu Land D. I ended up with 43,940 points.

After making a quick stop at Nookington’s (and BARELY making it in the door before the clock struck 10:00), I went back home and played one game of Clu Clu Land D. It’s one of ACC’s games of the week for their high score contest, and I’ve been trying to participate for most of the games so far. I just played one game to get things started and got a score of 28,470 points.

I was tired of wearing the grape shirt, so I switched back to the zipper shirt. I found the day’s glowing spot and dug up 10,000 bells. While walking by the lake, I noticed a huge fish shadow. I pulled out my fishing rod and caught it–an arapaima!

I went to the post office to deposit some bells, and I asked Copper for any upcoming events. There are none. I checked the wishing well (still perfect town status) and then I headed for home.

I started up the game and checked my mail. A letter from Nibbles was there, saying goodbye.

I went to meet my new neighbor Pompom. She apparently is a Nintendo sales duck, as she was shamelessly promoting Nintendo products.

I then went home to play some Donkey Kong 3 for ACC’s high score contest. At first I didn’t know what I was doing. It’s not your typical DK game; it’s more of a shooter than a platformer. I ended up with a high score of 116,200.

I then caught a few bugs and went by the wishing well. Hank and Kody were there, and they were both depressed.

I saw the summer camper tent and went inside. Cookie was this weekend’s camper.

I played her games for a while. Tip: For the games where the animals tell a story and you have to choose “bear, wolf, or you,” you should always choose “you.” Even if it’s not the right answer, they’ll be flattered and will give you the item for a cheap price. I ended up getting a bonfire and a cooler. And of course we exchanged other items back and forth for a while.