Jeff's Animal Crossing Blog

Leigh has already moved out (that was quick). I got a goodbye letter from her tonight.

I went to meet my new neighbor, the billy goat Gruff.

I found this weekend’s camper, it was Eunice.

She had two games to play: One where you had to guess what season she went camping (the answer won’t always be summer) and one when you had to guess the color of a banana she gave to a reindeer (it won’t always be yellow). I played her games for a little while, but I didn’t win anything good. Maybe next weekend I’ll have better luck.

It was storming in Forest today. I quickly found this weekend’s summer camper, Scoot. I played his games for a good while, but I didn’t have much luck.

While walking around town, I saw a new animal: A chicken named Leigh, who is apparently Native American.

The odd thing was that I didn’t get a goodbye letter. I’m not sure how that happened. But apparently, Marcy is the animal who moved out.

I then went to the train station to hear K.K. perform. I didn’t have any requests, so he played a random song for me. That turned out to be K.K. Folk.

After that, I went back to the tent to try more of Scoot’s games. Again, I had no luck. So I ended my game for the night.

It was storming in Forest tonight. In the mail, I received a flame shirt I had ordered from Nook.

I put the shirt on, walked around town, and saw a yellow tent. This weekend’s summer camper is Rasher. He wasn’t exactly happy to see me.

I played his games until I ran out of money and furniture. I continued my journey around town, pulling weeds, and talking to animals. I also went in the lost and found to snatch up all the furniture I could.

I returned to the tent to play some more games. There is a particular item I was trying for. I needed three of them, but I only got one.

When I ran out of items again, I went to my house and worked on redecorating a little bit. I then went up near the train station to watch K.K. perform. I let him pick a random song and he chose K.K. Casbah.

Unlike in City Folk, K.K. sings right in your face on GameCube. But you’ve got to give him credit for performing in the pouring rain and lightning.

After K.K.’s performance was over, I headed for home.