Tonight, Friga was talking about fishing…and how she’s glad she’s not the fish.
I visited Ed, and he just remembered that he’s moving out of town. Even though he’s already packed up, he somehow forgot why. I guess he’s not the brightest lantern in the barn, if you know what I mean.
Saharah was in town, and she was looking for old wallpaper. So I went around to ask all of my villagers for some. Except for Ed the horse, of course, of course. Three of the others had some old wallpaper for me: Bunnie, Prince, and Lily.
I took the three items to Saharah, and she gave me a basement wall in return.
I was quite disappointed at first…until I checked my checklist and saw that it was an item I still needed for my catalog. So I decided to take a look at it. It’s honestly much better than its name implies. If anything, it should be called a dungeon wall. I like it!
I put the wallpaper into storage for possible future use, and then I took the bus to the city. It was snowing there, and I saw that the path to the Reset Surveillance Center was open.
I went inside, and nobody was home! Resetti and/or Don must have just scrambled to bug some poor Animal Intersection player. 😀 Unfortunately, there was nothing I could do in here. I couldn’t sit in the chairs, I couldn’t turn the TV on, I couldn’t look in the lockers, I couldn’t even eat the last piece of pizza!
Tortimer was outside of town hall again today, also wishing me a happy new year. Thanks, Torty!
He was handing out the New Year’s shirt for 2015. It’s the year of the sheep, so it has a sheep on the front. But is it made of wool?
And of course, it says “2015” on the back. Today is the only day you can get this shirt, so you might want to pick yours up while you can!
Each villager wished me a happy new year. Prince hopes we get lots of good food this year. In his case, that probably means flies and other insects. So I think I’ll decline any dinner invitations I get from him.
Genji was even more excited about the new year. I could tell because he was yelling in a very large font. 😛
And by the bridge, Angus did a little dance for me: The Dance of the Lonely Manicotti. His dance consisted of several different emotions in a row. That was odd…
When I went to visit Broccolo, I saw that he was 
I finished up my day with a bus ride to the city, where I had a little chat with Phineas. He ended up giving me a green balloon.
Have a great New Year, everyone!
In previous years, I would repeatedly drop my party popper on the ground to get another one…and another, and another. They were fun to use on Wi-Fi with other friends, especially when your friends weren’t expecting an explosion in their face. Of course online play is no longer an option, so I didn’t feel the need to stockpile dozens of them. I did get a handful of them anyway, though. Of course, I had to test one out myself.
I won’t be around to watch the countdown timer reach zero at midnight tonight, but Fang seems to be expecting me there anyway.
Up by the museum, Friga told me she was trying to escape from reality. She must’ve had a bad year or something.
When I circled back to town hall, I spoke with Broccolo. He said this is the day we put 2014 in pajamas and put it to bed. Sleep well, 2014.
I took a bus trip to the city, and got my fortune told by Katrina. She told me I would garner support from those who share my gender. Huh?
So I rode the bus back to Forest and started looking for male villagers to see what they’d say. When Ed saw me, he pinged me. “Here we go,” I thought. But he was just telling me he wanted to move out of town!
So supporting me means they want to get away from me? Go figure. At any rate, I didn’t try to stop him. If he wants to gallop away, go right ahead.