Cookie officially moved out of Forest today. I got her goodbye letter in the mail.
Over by town hall, Melba talked about Brian and said he looked like a sled dog. A sled dog?? I don’t think I’ve heard that one before.
And a message posted on the bulletin board told about the New Year’s countdown and celebration starting on December 31st.
Even if you don’t play as the clock strikes midnight, remember to play later on January 1st to get your New Year’s shirt for 2014. It’s the only day that shirt will be available.
I found Saharah in town, looking for old wallpaper.
So I started asking around. When I got to Cookie’s house, I saw that she’s all packed up and ready to move out.
Octavian was the only animal who had wallpaper for me. But that turned out to be okay, because I had two of them in storage. So I took the three of them together back to Saharah, and she gave me a classroom wall. It wasn’t one I needed, and it wasn’t one I wanted either. Oh well.
The object of this holiday is to keep finding Jingle over and over to get as much Jingle furniture as you want. But there’s a trick to it: You have to keep changing your hat or accessory to make him think you’re a different person each time. City Folk differs from other Animal Crossing games in that Jingle can hide inside animals’ homes (the houses with no lights turned on).
So I kept an eye out for Jingle, but I talked with some of my villagers as well. Octavian was a bit confused by the greetings and didn’t know what to say. Say “Merry Christmas,” Octavian.
When I talked to Lily, she said the countdown was on. At first I thought she was looking ahead to New Year’s, but that’s not the case. She was actually referring to the countdown to open presents.
After finding Jingle four times tonight, he gave me two Jingle dressers, a Jingle sofa, and Jingle shelves.
I sold the four furniture pieces for a total of 48,960 bells. I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas!