For a while now, the squarish holes on Del’s head have made me curious. Real alligators don’t have those, so what did they mean? I thought there must be a reason for them, but I couldn’t figure out what that reason was. Until today. Those holes don’t make him look like a real alligator or crocodile, they make him look like Crocs. The shoes. Check it out.
Very clever, Nintendo. Anyway, I went to the city today to check Crazy Redd’s new items, and he had a chair I hadn’t seen before: the cabin chair. I looked at my checklist, and it was indeed an item that I needed, so I bought it.
I returned to Forest and watered my flowers. Three new black roses popped up today, so that was a nice surprise.
But Del had an even bigger surprise for me. You know how yesterday he asked me to catch a tiger butterfly for him, only to be disappointed when he saw what it actually looked like? Well oddly enough, he asked me for another one today! So I went looking for one, and about ten minutes later, I caught one. I gave it to Del and he thanked me and gave me a round cactus as a reward.
That’s all for today. Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you next time.
I saw Pete on his mail run, so I stopped him for a minute to say hello.
I went in Del’s house and he asked me to catch a tiger butterfly for him.
While Del was trying to recreate his dreams, Rowan was struggling just to remember if he was already wearing a sweatband or not.
After I finished watering my flowers, I got my net out and started hunting for a tiger butterfly. I was mostly seeing white butterflies, but I finally saw a yellow one that I thought was a tiger butterfly. Turns out it was just a yellow butterfly. Oops, haha. But a bit later on, I did eventually track down a tiger butterfly.
I took it to Del and he was not very enthused. I went to all the trouble of catching this for you, and you act disappointed? Despite his ungratefulness, he gave me 544 bells.

When I came out of the theater, I was starting to wonder if there was an Ugly Convention going on in the city. Peggy and Jambette were both there!
I knew I had to quickly run for the bus. But things didn’t improve on the way home, as Kapp’n started telling me I needed to scrub my armpits! What??
Luckily things went smoother back in town. It was a quiet Sunday evening with not much going on. I watered my flowers, dug up a few fossils, and then headed for home. See you next time!