The fishing tournament was held today, but I played much too late in the day to participate. However, Chip was kind enough to tell me that Bunnie won the competition.
Fang was still feeling sick, so I bought him some more medicine. But he told me that I should continue to feel sorry for him.
Angus asked me to catch a mole cricket for him, and I declined. He wasn’t very happy with me.
At the Roost, I checked out a Saturday night performance from K.K. the singing dog. Usually I ask for a random song, but this time I had a certain song in mind: I requested Steep Hill.
Broccolo told me about a fight that Lily and Bunnie had recently. He said they were throwing lemonade in each other’s faces and slapping each other! Wow! I always miss the good stuff!

Broccolo clued me in to the fact that Saharah was in town. He said he gave her a rug with juice and food stains on it, and she still gladly took it.
I quickly tracked down Saharah, and she told me she was looking for old wallpaper this time. So why would she take Broccolo’s rug? Could he be lying to me?
My wallpaper search wasn’t going well. It seemed like everyone was turning me down, including Angus.
Eventually, I ran into Broccolo again. He actually had some old wallpaper for me.
Fang was feeling under the weather, so I bought some medicine for him. Surprisingly, it didn’t spill out, despite him flipping upside down with his mouth wide open.
None of my other villagers had any wallpaper for me, so I put the one in storage with a previous one I already had. City Folk makes it so hard to get Saharah’s carpets and wallpapers; it’s so much easier in New Leaf and the GameCube game.
She asked me to make a delivery to Frobert. I found Frobert not too far away, so I handed him the item (a vertigo shirt) and I headed back to Bunnie. She rewarded me with a library wall.
In Lily’s house, my favorite frog was singing a town tune she last heard in her previous hometown of Tropical. She likes that it reminds her of her old life, in a pond.
Outside, I made the mistake of shaking a tree. A swarm of bees came at me, and I quickly grabbed my net. But I temporarily forgot that you can’t hold in the button (like you can on GameCube and New Leaf) and then release it when you’re ready to swing. So my swing was far too early and the bees got me.
On the bulletin board, a message was posted to remind everyone that tomorrow is Easter–known as Bunny Day in the world of Animal Crossing.
I don’t plan on playing ACCF tomorrow (although I will be participating in