Lyle met me outside of my house again today. I already paid him 3,000 bells last week, so this dude needs to leave me alone! He wanted me to fill out a questionnaire. I told him I was busy, and he wasn’t happy about that.
When I stepped into Hopper’s house, I saw he was packed up and ready to move out of town. His dialogue indicated that he’s not a fan of Baabara. Anyone that dislikes Baabara can’t be that bad.
So I kept telling him to stay in town, and eventually, he agreed to reconsider.
Today was La-Di-Day once again, where villagers can propose new town tunes. Even though I’m not the mayor in Wild World, I have the ability to choose which of their songs will win. Static told me he prepared for this day by screaming at random people.

I caught my first grasshopper outside, and Rod applauded the effort.
I also caught my first pondskater, which was walking on a nearby pond. So I took my new catches to the museum, where Blathers was talking about shaving the pondskater’s feet.
When I circled back around to my house, Lyle came out from behind my house and started following me! He’s just stalking me now! I need to file a restraining order against him.
Even though lots of animals were talking about La-Di-Day, Big Top was the only one who actually sang a song for me. I went ahead and hired him, just to be nice.

When I visited Kiki, I saw that she is finally over her cold. But she didn’t give me a reward or even thank me, even though I bought medicine for her five times!
Once I was done making my rounds, I did a little more fishing and bug-catching. But unfortunately, I didn’t catch anything else new. I made a 30,000 bell mortgage payment at town hall and then wrapped up my evening.

But then she said, maybe it’s just the snot! 😮 OMG, Kiki!
I found Dr. Shrunk in town, and he taught me the blankness emotion. It’s the emotion where the wind blows and a brown leaf blows by. It’s the same emotion that’s called “cold chill” in New Leaf, and “disinterest” in City Folk. I wonder why they keep changing the name. *blank face*

While I was there, I also made a 20,000 bell mortgage payment.
This is only the first section of the museum to be completed, but I’m still quite happy to be done with it. The other sections will likely take many months, and maybe even years for the art collection. But all in all, I’d say it was a pretty good night. 🙂
After answering his questions, he told me I needed insurance right now.
He told me it would just cost me 3,000 bells. Since I don’t see how insurance would do any good in a video game (especially one in which you can’t actually get sick or die), I said no. So he said he would knock the price down to 3,000 bells (the same price) and asked me again. I said no, and he just kept repeating the same shtick. Over and over, I said no. Ten times!

He should have said “peruse my priceless possessions, promptly.” 😛 But he wasn’t interested in selling me his fish, so I just left.
Inside the museum, I donated my new catches. Blathers informed me that the sweetfish is not actually sweet, and still tastes fishy.
I wrapped up my evening at town hall, where I made a 30,000 bell mortgage payment.