While watering my flowers today, I saw two snowballs very close together. I’ve been lazy when it comes to making snowmen lately…in fact, I hadn’t made one in about a month. But since the snowballs were only a few feet away from each other, I figured I’d give it a try.
It was a good one (which makes me 7-for-7 this winter), so I’ll be getting a piece of snowman furniture in the mail tomorrow.
I also talked to some of my animals as I made my daily walk around town. Kid Cat asked me to find him a fossil. For once, he didn’t ask for any specific fossil… I hate when they do that, since it’s almost impossible to find any specific one within a short time frame. But since any fossil was okay with him this time, I looked around and found one–a sabertooth skull.
I gave it to him and he thanked me with a groovy wall. Of course he totally ripped me off. A sabertooth skull sells for 2,500 bells, and a groovy wall sells for only 320 bells. I can only hope trades like this make the animals happy and less likely to move out, since I like Kid Cat. Still, I like it better when animals ask for something cheap and easy to find, like a pill bug.
She sent me a Papa bear, which I ended up selling. On my way to the bus stop, I ran into Bob. He played a town tune from his days when he lived in Pie Town.
I then took the bus to the city. I checked out this week’s new emotions: Joy, heartbreak, anger, and resignation. No Frillard emotes this time.
I then went back to Forest to water my flowers. I didn’t find any new black roses today, unfortunately. But I did get some good news… I talked to Del, and he said I talked him out of moving!
As I made my way around town, I talked to several of my other neighbors, including Kid Cat.
Katie was in my town, and her mother was in TZ’s town Hyrule. So TZ opened her gate so I could take Katie home.
I didn’t stay long in TZ’s town, but I did check out her obstacle course/maze. It was very, very pink, but had a similar layout to my own maze.
I returned home to Forest and enjoyed the northern lights (aurora borealis).