Jeff's Animal Crossing Blog

Tom Nook sent me an enticing offer in the mail today.

As hard as it was, I somehow I managed to resist the urge to buy that stunning haz-mat barrel. But I did spot Chow sneaking around behind Nookington’s. When I went to see what was up, he quickly gave me a gift to get me to leave. I think he may be been burying a body back there.

Making my way around town, I ran into Puck. Not surprisingly, he was talking about food. Mmm, potato salad…

I started to notice food was a recurring theme in Forest tonight. Everybody must be starving! Static thought he smelled chili dogs. Mmm, chili dogs.

Robin also seemed to be hungry. But she wanted me to cook dinner for her. Every day! Sorry, but worm dishes aren’t my specialty.

I got a letter in the mail from Cyrano. It was a goodbye letter, as he has moved out of town.

So I went to meet his replacement, Chow. He is a cranky panda bear, and he doesn’t seem very friendly.

And nearby, Puck amazed me with his intelligence. Who knew we could stop rain just by waiting?

A bit later, Kody showed me a letter he got.

With all those pandas on the stationery, I wonder if Chow had something to do with it. But all Kody could think about was whether it was a love letter. He hoped it wasn’t.And for once, Ursala said something I agree with.

Enjoy your beautiful night and I’ll see you next time!

It was storming in Forest today. I checked my mail, and I got an interesting letter from Mom…

Ah yes, poor Uncle Dweezil. What a horrible way to…go.

I stopped in Nook’s and then made my way around town. Puck seemed disappointed that I came to talk to him on a rainy day.

I also ran into Baabara, who tried to tell me that this is the exact moment that springs turn into summer. Uh, I don’t think so.

When I talked to Sydney, she was absolutely shocked to see me. I love the expression on her face.

And I stopped in the post office to check the lost and found. Even though I rarely find anything good, I try to take a couple items each time just so there’s room for new items to replace them next time. I was hoping for some stationery that I could use to mail some fossils away, but I had to settle for some flower seeds.

Meanwhile, Robin was complaining about the town tune. She told me to rush over and change it immediately because she doesn’t like it. Not happening, bird brain.

Even though the police station didn’t have any stationery, the dump did. So I grabbed it and mailed my fossils away at the post office. On my way back home, I said hello to Cyrano, who wants to catch bugs for a living.