Jeff's ACCF Blog

I had a letter in the mail from “TNPS” today, and I wasn’t sure what that meant. But then I saw that it was my Midna’s mask from Nook’s Point Tracking System. So I put on my new mask. It doesn’t exactly match my snow shirt, but it’ll have to do for now.

I saw a notice on the bulletin board that reminded me that Festivale is coming up on Monday (February 27th). It’s not my favorite event, but good luck to you if you choose to participate!

The three furniture items at Nook ‘n’ Go today were a storage case, a white golf bag, and a tiki torch. The tiki torch always reminds me of Survivor… and when I realized the other two items were basically a “work” item and a “play” item, this came to mind.

After going up the ramp, I noticed Opal down below. I decided to give her a shower sprinkle with my watering can.

I found a house where Twiggy previously lived, so I went in to investigate. Inside, I found Freckles the duck. She just arrived in town, and she hasn’t finished unpacking yet. I also have her in my secondary GameCube town of Ohio.

When I visited Benedict, I saw that he was sick with a cold. So I gave him some medicine. He needs to be healthy before I cook him um, because being sick is no fun.

After circling around town, I had a chat with Savannah. She asked me for some plantlike furniture. But Nook didn’t have any, Crazy Redd didn’t have any, the recycle bin didn’t have any, and I didn’t have any in my house.

My last resort was to try shaking trees. But the very first tree I shook had something else in it: Bees. And because my reflexes are practically plantlike, the bees got me. 😛 Although, this mask does hide my bad eye.

When I ran into Opal again, she wasn’t being very supportive. But then again, I did dump water on her earlier, so I guess her rudeness was understandable.

I continued shaking trees, but I found more bees (four) than furniture items (two). And neither of those items were plantlike; they were a blue bookcase and a wooden box. Oh well, I guess I can’t help Savannah out this time. Hopefully there will be more opportunities in the future.

The snow will be gone by tomorrow morning, so enjoy the beginning of spring! 🙂

When I started up the game tonight, I received Bluebear’s goodbye letter in the mail. She called me a great BFF, which certainly was not true.

As I walked along the river near the top of the waterfall, Benedict told me he lost his key. Ugh. He said he would look around here, and asked me to look near the water. But “here” is near the water.

I wasn’t initially planning on fishing for his key. But when Coco asked me to catch a freshwater goby for her, I figured I could work on two favors at once. I caught the key first, so I returned it to Benedict, and he rewarded me with a mega drilloid.

After a few more minutes of fishing, I caught the freshwater goby I was hoping for. I took it to Coco, and she thanked me by giving me a chainlink fence.

Opal asked me to make a delivery to Chow, so I agreed to this errand as well. Chow gladly accepted the gift, and he said Opal has the memory of an elephant.

When I told Opal the delivery was complete, she gave me a cloud flooring for my trouble.

I ran into Tank, and he wanted to do a gift exchange. He wanted a dace I had in my pockets, and in return, he offered me some bamboo flooring. That’s not a bad trade, so I agreed to the deal. Seems like it’s all wallpaper and flooring I’m getting today.

At Nook ‘n’ Go, I did something I almost never do: I ordered an item from Nook’s Point Tracking System (PTS). Since there’s a new Zelda game coming out in just over two weeks, I decided to order a Zelda item. I already have Majora’s Mask, so I spent 6,500 points to order Midna’s mask. I should receive it in the mail next time.

I figured it was time to change out of my New Year’s shirt, so I bought this snow shirt at Able Sisters tonight.

Pascal was standing on a bridge, talking about how he has been to the abyss. I gave him a scallop, and he gave me a ship deck (carpet).

When I went into Bluebear’s house, I saw that she was all packed up and ready to move.

She didn’t want me to forget what she looked like–as if I could forget Bluebear looks like a blue bear. So she told me to take a good look (’cause it’s the last time).

Poor Savannah was locked out of her house tonight. I don’t normally bother fishing animals’ keys out of the river, but I’d do anything for Savannah. 😛 Fortunately, it didn’t take me long. The first small fish shadow I saw turned out to be the key.

I took it back to Savannah, and she rewarded me by giving me a purple lava lamp.

I went to take a bus to the city, but Benedict was causing a delay!

Fortunately, he got out of the way quickly. Not much was going on in the city, but when I returned, I decided to play around with snowballs again. You know how snowballs will often fall apart after even lightly tapping something? Well you can drop snowballs off of the bus stop, and they don’t break!

It doesn’t break when you push it the other way, either! It does prevent the bus from coming if it’s in the “road,” though.