It was raining in Forest this evening as I walked around town. At one point, I saw something unusual. As I went from one acre near the top of the waterfall to the acre below (the one with the ramp), Belle entered the acre at the same moment that I did. The odd part was that she wasn’t in the acre I came from, so she magically appeared out of nowhere. Apparently when animals enter an acre, they don’t have to actually come from where they appear to be coming from.
I pulled some weeds and also talked to some of my other animals around town. They were so happy to see me.
I checked the map to see who my new neighbor is (Monique) and then went to meet her. Despite what she says, we have met before. She used to live in Forest a number of years ago. I didn’t particularly care for her.
I talked to Hank and he gave me a pop quiz. He asked me which fruit he likes better, a peach or an apple. I guessed apple, and he told me he likes both of them equally. He then realized his question was faulty, so he gave me the prize anyway…a pear. And that’s how you can get foreign fruit without having to use the train to visit other towns.
I saw a balloon present floating by, from right to left. I followed it and followed it. It wasn’t getting caught in any trees, even ones that didn’t have anything in them. It kept going, and then just before it sailed out of town, it got caught in the very last tree in its path.
But after all that chasing, it only contained a daffodil. Not something I wanted. Anyway, I continued around town, pulling weeds and then making sure my town still had perfect town status. I then headed for home.
I just walked around town, talking to some animals and pulling some weeds. I went into the dump and fell into a pitfall! Who buries a pitfall in the dump??
I walked by the wishing well, and my two pink bear cub villagers (Ursala and Cupcake) apparently just had a disagreement of some kind. Dark, gloomy clouds were coming from both of them.
I tried to get a certain glitch to work, but once again, I had no luck. Once the clock struck midnight, the rain came down and the umbrellas went up. At least for the few animals that were still awake and outside.