Jeff's ACCF Blog

Bunnie was being very complimentary tonight, and of course there was a reason for it: She wanted a favor from me.

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.

I went to the Roost to check out a musical performance from K.K. Slider. I let him play a random song, and he chose K.K. Western.

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 New Leaf). But I hope you all have a Happy Easter and a successful Bunny Day. If you’re interested, here is a video of Bunny Day that I recorded back in 2009. My town looked quite different back then, and the villagers were different too. But it will give you a taste of what Bunny Day is all about. See you next time!

Now that April is here, some of the trees in town are pink from the cherry blossoms. They’ll be around for the next week or so. Unfortunately, there didn’t seem to be a lot of them around town. This was the only spot I could find with two of them close to each other.

Angus was telling me about how people will try to tell him to hold his tools. Uhh…

He said it’s not just about grip, it’s also about being close enough to strike. At this point, the awkward conversation was making me feel uncomfortable.

After circling around town, I took the bus to the city. I saw the cones moved out of the way, which allowed me to enter the Reset Surveillance Center.

Resetti was inside, ranting about how people should talk about their problems. As opposed to yelling at someone for resetting, perhaps?

I caught him a rare mood where he actually wanted to keep talking. There were no resetting emergencies to cause him to leave, and he didn’t yell at me to get out. He started talking about his kid, and how he hasn’t seen him or her for a whole week. I didn’t even realize he had a kid!

As I continued talking to him, he gave me permission to finish the pizza he left! I was wondering about that pizza the last time I was in here. But unfortunately, it looks like the same slice that was there last month. I think I’ll pass this time.

I got Chrissy’s goodbye letter in the mail. She thanked me for being a great BFF. Ha!

Over by town hall, Friga and Mallary were discussing a crime TV show (CSI: Forest?). Friga nearly spoiled the show for Mallary, but stopped just short of naming the culprit. But she did rule out the guy with the spatula. Wait, what type of crime was it? Did they find the victim scrambled?

Fang was asking me about fashion, and how he looked in his shirt. I said he was too old for that shirt, and he was shocked. He has a great jaw-dropping emotion.

It’s Saturday night, so I checked out the weekly musical performance from K.K. Slider, the singing dog. He performed K.K. Technopop for me, although he looks a bit sleepy in this picture.

When I visited Broccolo, he asked me for a Peking Man. Maybe if you leave your windows open at night, you might find someone peeking in. I always hate when animals ask for a specific fossil, because the odds of finding that exact one are very slim. Unless he expects me to rob the museum, of course.