Baa Bye!

Tonight, I put up my latest Animal Crossing: Wild World video, Ep. 15. It features highlights from my town over the past two months or so. Here is the video:

The video left off with me making the donation to Boondox last week. Today, I received a letter in response.

A red feather was attached to the letter, so I put it in my hair.

Crazy Redd was in town, and he had a famous painting for sale. That’s one that I still need, so I bought it. Unfortunately, Blathers informed me that it was a fake.

When I visited Baabara, she scolded me for barging into her house. She said I should have offered her a proper greeting. There’s a problem with her suggestion, though: It’s impossible. There is no other way to enter a house in this game.

As you can tell in that picture, she had all her furniture packed up in boxes. I’m letting that hag move out. Good riddance. Baa bye! Don’t get your scraggly wool caught in the door on your way out!

If you’re wondering what life in Forest will be like without a villain, don’t worry. I still have Rocco in town. Lucky me.

On a brighter note, Margie (a nice villager) asked me for a fossil. I was happy to help her out, so I gave her a seismo tail. She thanked me, and then she gave me a Persian rug in return.

I shot down another balloon present tonight, and I was a bit horrified when I saw what it was.

OMG, I shot down the space station! Oops! 😛 I would have put it in my space room, but I already had a space station there.

After making my rounds, I did some fishing and bug-catching. I made some decent catches to sell, including several red snappers, another ocean sunfish, a birdwing butterfly, an emperor butterfly, and a giant snakehead. But I didn’t find anything new for the museum. Maybe by next time!

Update: Oh, one thing I keep forgetting to mention. The pear I planted a couple weeks ago is doing well. So Forest now has a pear tree. I don’t plan on making any more of them, since I haven’t been harvesting fruit much any more, but it’s good to have a little variety varie-tree in town.