Today is Mother’s Day and I received a letter from home. “Mom” also attached a bag of pink carnation seeds to the letter.
The occasion was also noted on the bulletin board.
I took the bus to the city and checked for new emotions. Nothing piqued my interest this week.
Back in Forest, Victoria played her town tune from when she used to live in Anville. However, she was playing it right as the hourly chimes were playing my town tune, so I didn’t hear it at all.
I talked to Bob and he asked me to deliver something to Egbert.
I stopped in Patty’s house and saw that she is now packed. She will be gone in a day or two.
I eventually made my way to Egbert’s house and gave him the gift from Bob. It turned out to be a paulowina closet.
I returned to Bob and told him the delivery was complete. He thanked me and gave me a concrete wall.
