In Bananas, I snapped a picture of me hiding behind a balloon present.
Back in Forest, I took the bus to the city to check for new items at Redd’s. It must have been Black Wednesday, because he had a black knight and a lucky black cat for sale. He also had a moody painting.
Rowan was talking about the upcoming fishing tournament. Not only is he confident that he’s going to win, but he thinks he looks beefy. Beefy, my butt. He looks more like a pussycat.
I saw Bob and he had a package with Anabelle’s name on it.
I made the delivery, and it turned out to be a No. 67 shirt. Anabelle was soooo excited about it.
I tracked Bob down and gave him the news. He rewarded me with a modern screen. I was about excited as Anabelle.
I also checked in on Sydney. She’s all packed and ready to move out.
And before I wrapped up my day in Forest, I unsuccessfully tried to murder a mini-snowman.

I went around town, watering flowers. Egbert told me about the rumors that Bob and Sydney don’t like each other very much. Bob seems to get along with everybody, so if Bob doesn’t like her, he probably has a good reason. I wonder if this has something to do with Sydney moving out… Hmmm…
I saw a big fish in the river, and that’s always a good thing. I fished it out and caught a stringfish. Nice!
Then I thought I saw a frightening, grotesque creature walking in the background. But it was just Peggy.
I later went into Bob’s house. Is that Mr. Bean on TV?
I also checked out the house of Bob’s new enemy, Sydney. I couldn’t help but question her interior decorating choices. Normal people keep their cactus in the opposite corner from their hazardous waste. Duh.
That’s all for today.
While watering my flowers, Egbert approached me, wanting to play hide-and-seek. I agreed. When the following scene first showed on screen, Amelia (who is not one of the animals playing) was standing directly in front of Egbert, facing him. It looked as if she was in formation with the others, but facing the wrong way. It had me confused for a second. Unfortunately, by the time I took a picture, she had started to walk away. It’s a shame, because it would have made a good picture.
I had ten minutes to find the three of them. Anabelle was the first I found, hiding behind a palm tree in the lower-right part of town (not far from town hall).
Del wasn’t too far away either, hiding behind my house. I had to search for Egbert for a little bit though, but I still found him with around three minutes left on the timer. He was hiding behind the museum.
The scene then returned to town hall, where Egbert gave me my reward, a kiddie chair.
Once I was done in Forest, I started up my Bananas town. But I didn’t play very long; I couldn’t sell fruit because Nook’s was closed for remodeling. Nook ‘n’ Go will become Nookway tomorrow.