Washing Gracie’s Car

I remembered that Gracie would be in town today, so I started up the game and found her. Of course she wanted me to wash her car, so I did.

Scrubbing Gracie's car.When I was done, it was all nice, shiny, and spotless. She gave me a swell shirt as a reward. Unfortunately, that was not one of the shirts I needed for my catalog checklist. This picture shows what the shirt looks like, and it also shows how dangerously close to the river Gracie parked her car. It’s wedged in between a small tree and the river…it’s practically hanging off the edge. 😛

Who parks a car like this?Anyway, I continued walking around town. I pulled some weeds, dug up some fossils, and talked to some animals. I stopped in the post office to mail some letters and deposit some money into my bank account. I went into Static’s igloo and played a game with him. He ended up buying my wagon wheel for 1,440 bells.

Static: Well, you did get your first guess right, so I'll give you 1,440 bells.After that, I headed for home. I noticed I still had my Christmas tree up (oops), so I took that down and then saved my game.

Cashmere Out, Purrl In, Genji’s Igloo

I started up my game for the first time in two weeks and got a good-bye letter in the mail; Cashmere is gone.

Cashmere's goodbye letter.I then went to meet my new neighbor, Purrl. She always seems to be rolling her eyes.

Purrl: Hmm... Your name is Jeff, kitten?Also, she briefly discussed Valentine’s Day, which is coming up on Tuesday.

Purrl: Who would want to get a Valentine's Day card from a bunch of scruffy animals?While walking around town, I saw an igloo on the cliff, near Maple’s house.

An igloo.I went inside, and Genji was in there. He talked about how much work it was to build the igloo.

Genji: I built it myself. That's a lot of work for one beast!I played a game with him and I ended up having to buy his modern table from him for 1,480 bells. I immediately left the igloo.

I continued my walk around town, picking up lots of weeds and digging up some fossils and gyroids. When I got to the police station, Copper told me that Gracie would be in town on Monday. I should try to remember that, since there are still a few of Gracie’s shirts I need for my catalog checklist (even though they can’t be re-ordered).

Copper: On February 13th, we'll be running our B.I.P. campaign: Bust Illegal Parkers!I made my way to the post office to mail some fossils away. I also deposited some bells into my bank account. I made my way past the dump, but there was nothing good in there, and I then headed for home.

Portia Out, Cashmere In

I started up the game today and got a goodbye letter from Portia. She didn’t stick around very long.

Portia's goodbye letter.I also caught up with some of my animals. Puck was about to tell me some juicy information about Sydney, then he conveniently forgot what he was going to say.

Puck: Sydney is... Umm... Let's see here... I'm sorry. My brain's like a sieve.I saw an igloo and went inside. Ursala was in there, and I agreed to play a game with her. Unfortunately, I lost, and I had to buy a blue wall for 3,000 bells.

Ursala: Hurray! You guessed wrong! You blew it BIG time!She’s a sore winner.

Ursala: Awww, poor baby, now you have to buy this for 3,000 bells. Hahaha!She continued piling it on. I wanted to burn down her igloo for that. 😛

Ursala: Sucker!!!Anyway, I went outside and continued pulling weeds and digging up fossils. I went to meet my new neighbor, Cashmere. I actually thought she was Baabara at first.

Cashmere: Oh, my! Have we met before?I talked to Emerald and she asked me if this cabana bookcase she found was mine. I said no, and she admitted it was really hers, she was just testing me. Apparently, she has to be dishonest to test my honesty.

Emerald: I'm sorry I had to test your honesty like this, but I'm happy I did.I went into the post office to mail a couple fossils I dug up, so they could be identified by the Farway Museum.

Pelly: Ah, yes! I see!I then pulled a few more weeds as I made my way back home.