Jeff's ACCF Blog

A notice posted on the bulletin board serves as a reminder of the countdown on New Year’s Eve.

Angus wanted me to catch a dung beetle for him, but I refused. I wasn’t interested in being a hamburger helper tonight.

I went down to the Roost to catch K.K.’s weekly performance, and he sang K.K. Safari for me. But snow probably isn’t the best weather for a safari, doggy dude.

I saw a huge shadow in the ocean, and my first thought was COCO! That’s what some former ACCF friends and I used to jokingly call a coelacanth. But when I fished it out, it wasn’t a coelacanth but a tuna. Still a nice catch!

Bunnie asked me to make a delivery to Ed, and I agreed to help out. It seemed like a regular, boring delivery until Ed opened the package. It contained a stroller! I think Bunnie is telling Ed he’s going to be a father!

I’m sure Ed will provide Bunnie with a stable relationship. And if a bunch of baby horse bunnies start showing up, I know why! I returned to Bunnie to tell her the delivery was complete, and she rewarded me with a water bird. What am I supposed to do with this?

I started out my Christmas Eve by (finally) changing my path tiles from orange bricks to the blue bricks I use in winter.

The snow flurries made it look especially pretty on this holiday night. But Genji just thought it looked like protein powder! Somebody’s not in the Christmas spirit!

By my northern bridge, Lily told me she was going to move out of town! I asked her to stick around though, and she agreed to stay. At least that’s what she’s telling me at the moment.

I got a letter in the mail from Mom and Dad, wishing me happy holidays. They sent me a deer shirt.

I visited Fang, and despite the holidays, he rudely told me I wasn’t getting any of his dinner! I didn’t even want your dinner, you grinch!

After 8:00 tonight, Jingle appeared!

He’ll give you a piece of the Jingle furniture set when you speak to him. Ask for “things you lean on” for wallpaper, “things you step on” for carpet, or “huge things” for a random piece of Jingle furniture.

But after the first time, you have to change your appearance to get another gift. That’s right, you have to repeatedly deceive Jingle to get more stuff. To trick him, you have to change your hat or accessory.

If you don’t have lots of hats, it’s pretty easy to just wear a different type of flower or use a different pattern as a hat each time. Plus, he eventually forgets older disguises, so it’s not too hard to keep fooling him.

Be aware that he can, and will, be found inside villagers’ houses–at least the houses of villagers who aren’t home. He claims to be delivering presents to them, but yet we never see any presents left behind…hmmm…

On my search, I took short breaks to speak with other villagers in town. Broccolo was looking forward to getting his gift, saying he’s been good all year.

I tracked down Jingle five times and then I called it a night. Those pieces of furniture sell for 12,240 bells each–a nice chunk of change! So I sold mine for a cool 61,200 bells.

Thank you for visiting. I hope you all have a Merry Christmas! 🙂

I just made it into the Roost before K.K. stopped singing for the night. I asked him for a random song, and he performed K.K. Western for me.

Angus is clearly looking forward to Christmas, as he was mentioning the special visitor that will be coming soon. Of course he wouldn’t come out and say Santa Claus, but it’s obvious who he meant.

Meanwhile, Bunnie was talking as if we were practically the same person. Uh, no. Go tell it to the Easter bunny.

Friga asked me for a new catchphrase, so I told her to say “so chill.”

And Ed must’ve been hitting the eggnog a bit early. He was telling me to watch out for ghosts on a bun!