Today, I saw my former New Leaf villager Benedict in the city. He was wondering where the restaurants were.
Beth had invited me over to her town Ai at 2:00, so I headed there. I noticed that she had lots of axes in her house…
I couldn’t help but wonder if she was planning on doing some Animal Chopping.
Her friend Andy, who also comments on my blogs from time to time, joined in too.
I buried a pitfall seed behind a tree and placed some verbal bait: “This tree looks funny.” Andy came over to investigate first, but he missed the pitfall. Beth wasn’t as lucky.
Andy suggested posing for a picture. I just stood there, but that could count as a pose, right?
As you may know, when you use the delight emotion (applauding) while holding a tool, only one hand will clap–it looks like you’re hitting your stomach. But considering I was wearing the New Year’s 2014 shirt with the horse on it, it looked like I was beating a dead horse.
Around 2:45, I left and returned home to Forest. I actually didn’t resume my game until later tonight when I went to visit K.K. at The Roost. I asked him for a random song and he played K.K. Lullaby for me.
When I circled back around to my house, I saw that I had mail. It was from Mott, a lion I met in Beth’s town. He was telling me about how he didn’t shower today. I don’t know why he needed to point that out…
I finished up watering my flowers and then ended my game for the night. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, everyone!
Great. Just what I needed, another duck. That’s three of them now: Pompom, Pate, and Miranda. And I don’t particularly care for any of them. And other than Miranda, who lived in Forest years ago, I don’t really know them all that well. So when Lily asked me if I noticed Pate and Pompom were close, my response was “Who?”
I’ve been putting much more time into 
I think he likes the dung more than the beetle. He then tried to say that he was just impersonating Nat, the Bug-Off host. Yeah, right. Nice try, Nate.
A message posted on the bulletin board announced that Miranda’s six-incher won the fishing tournament.
Saharah was in town tonight, looking for old carpeting.
So I began asking my villagers for carpeting as I made my way around town. I saw a snowball on the ground, so I turned into a human dung beetle and pushed it into the river. Generally, I don’t bother making snowmen in City Folk any more, and I can’t resist the desire to destroy the snowballs in one way or another.
I was up on the cliff when I saw the other snowball. I pushed it to the edge and, to my surprise, Lily was right underneath me. The snowball literally hit her in the head and then bounced to the left! I wish I had been recording a video!
Anyway, I finished asking all nine of my villagers for old carpet, and Nate was the only one who gave me some.
However, I had two of them in storage. So I was able to take them all to Saharah and she gave me Saharah’s desert. It actually looks pretty good, so I’m going to hang onto it.