Jeff's ACCF Blog

Saturday night is K.K. night, so I went down to the Roost to catch K.K.’s performance. I asked for a random song and he performed K.K. House. My pockets were full, so I didn’t get to keep the aircheck. But I didn’t need it anyway.

I saw Angus outside of the empty house, and he was asking me if I had trouble pulling my tools out. The look on his face was frightening. I should probably steer clear of him at night. Where’s Copper when you need him?

And when I met up with Kiki, I ignored her word crimes and bought an aloe plant from her.

Remember, the first fireworks festival of the year is tomorrow night! Try not to set your villagers on fire! 😉

A new villager house was in town when I started up the game tonight, so I went inside to meet my newest neighbor. It was Angus the bull, and he apparently has some beef with me. He got all up in my face…literally!

Back outside, I spotted a scorpion. I got my net out and then slowly walked up to it.

I caught it without any trouble. To my surprise, I saw another scorpion just a few seconds after catching this one. However, the second one walked into a pond and killed itself.

I ran into Wendy the sheep, and she sold me a natty shirt that she said was my lucky item. If that wasn’t bad enough, she said I have little person hands! How rude! I’d wrap my hands around her neck, if only they would fit.

As expected, I got Octavian’s goodbye letter in the mail. It was a bit sad; even the ink was still wet.

I also got a letter from Lily, expressing appreciation for the medicine the other day. To thank me, she sent me a propane stove. I don’t know how a stove is an appropriate thank-you for medicine, but I digress.

Saturday is K.K. night at the Roost, so I went up to see the singing dog. I let him choose the song, and he performed K.K. Tango for me.

Octavian’s absence really hit home when I saw the big empty spot down by the beach.

On my walk, I spotted a scorpion. I took a few steps back, got my net out, and slowly walked up to it. Gotcha!

And shortly after midnight, Kiki told me how much she was enjoying the sunny weather. Wait, what?