It rained earlier in the day today, so I again didn’t have to water my flowers. I really enjoy the break from watering, but unfortunately, the extra rain isn’t translating into more hybrids. In fact, I’ve hardly been getting any new black roses lately. I’d guess I’m averaging about 0.5 per day over the past couple weeks. Very disappointing.
Anyway, I still went around town and talked to some of my animals. Kid Cat said he wanted to move out, but I talked him out of it.
I just don’t understand why it’s almost always the animals I like that want to move out. Why can’t Yuka ever ask me? I would love to tell her to get out. In fact, I’d pay for her bus ticket out of town! 😛
Pascal was in town today. I gave him a scallop and he gave me a barrel before taking an Olympic dive into the river. I’d rate his dive a 8.0. Not bad, but it made too much of a splash. He’s not quite ready for the Olympics. 😛

Once back in Forest, I went to Nook’s and sold some things. The total came out to 1,776 bells, which is appropriate considering Independence Day is next week. (The United States declared independence from Great Britain on July 4, 1776). In case you’re wondering, 1,776 bells is the amount Nook offers when you sell two gyroids and three regular (non-hybrid) flowers.
Saharah was in town today, looking for old wallpaper.
So I went around, asking all of my neighbors for some.
Along the way, I taught Del a new catchphrase. Del has a cranky personality, so I thought this catchphrase fits right in with that.
Del, Rowan, and Avery each gave me an old wallpaper. I took them to Saharah.
She then gave me a tree-lined wall. It was one I needed for my checklist, even though I don’t plan on keeping it.
It was Avery, the eagle. Avery was actually one of my original villagers from when I first started my town in 2008! I think he moved out in 2009 sometime, but I’m not sure exactly when. This wasn’t the same Avery of course, so he didn’t remember me. But it is nice to have one of my original villagers back in town.
Today was the flea market. I wasn’t really planning on doing any buying or selling, but I stopped in Egbert’s house just for the heck of it.
He refused to sell one of his precious possessions: A yellow butterfly! Ha!
I played too late in the day to check the theater for emotions. Hopefully I’ll remember to check tomorrow. I just watered my flowers and then I wrapped up my night.