Among some other letters, I got a notice from the Bank of Nintendo in the mail today. It told me I earned 99,999 bells in interest this month. (This was my first time playing in April).
The normal trees in town now have pink leaves, and cherry blossom petals are falling from the sky too. They make town look so pretty; it’s a shame they don’t last longer.
While walking around, I stopped to wave at several of my villagers. That included Savannah, Static, and Coco.

Poncho got locked out of his house, but I didn’t feel like fishing for his key. These scenarios seem to show up almost every week (even though I don’t always mention it in the blog, unless I help them out). It’s really kind of annoying.
I rode the bus out to the city, and I checked out the Happy Room Academy. My main room was the model room for this month, and Lyle seemed jealous (and a bit angry) that I had a piggy bank in my house.
Back in town, Static told me that he was thinking about moving out of town! I told him to stick around, and fortunately, he agreed to stay.

Chow asked me to catch an orchid mantis, and later Freckles asked me for a tiger butterfly. I spent several minutes looking around for those bugs, but I didn’t run across either one of them. Oh well.
My newest neighbor, Poncho, was much more helpful. In fact, he was the only one of my villagers that had some old wallpaper for me.
I put that old wallpaper in storage with one other one I already had there.
I visited Benedict later on, and he told me that Saharah took his rug, even though it was stained with fruit juice and food. He said that if not for Saharah, he’d still be living with that gross thing.
I ran into Tank outside, and he commented on my mohawk wig. Is it that obvious it’s a wig? 😛
He said if he had one, he would wear it to skateboarding practice just to mess with people.
Savannah asked me for a spider tonight, and I hate to turn down any of her requests. But after shaking trees for a while, I found four bees (three of which stung me), but no spiders. Sorry, Savannah.