Curly was over his cold, and feeling better now. He thanked me…for saving his bacon!
He gave me a round carpet for the trouble.
The Bright Nights festival was still underway, and I noticed that Kiki’s house had a decorated tree behind it. I liked how it looked, so I told Tortimer that Kiki got my vote this time.
I visited Big Top, and I was surprised to find his house empty. Completely empty!
That was very unusual, so I spoke to Big Top to see what was up. It turns out, he was planning on moving out of town. But if you remember from last week, he had nothing but fish in his house. So apparently, animals don’t pack up fish, only the actual furniture that they own. Very interesting. I had always assumed the number of boxes was just random, but maybe it’s based on what they really own.
Anyway, I kept asking Big Top not to move until he agreed to stick around.
When I ran into Kiki, she said she was glad that I liked her lights so much. She said even though the lights will come down soon, she’ll always have the memory of how special this year was.
Baabara told me today was her anniversary with shark fin soup. This is the same dialogue she told me about before, but that time, it was with fried catfish. She has too many fish stories to tell.
At the Roost, I asked K.K. Slider for a random song. He performed K.K. Bossa for me.
Over at town hall, I made a 30,000 bell mortgage payment before wrapping up my night in Forest. See you next time!






But it got worse. She told me she’s the type to spit in a customer’s food at fast-food restaurants! Remind me never to eat her cooking.
After I was done making my rounds, I went over to town hall. Tortimer wanted to know whose house looked the best, and I answered with Bud. Tortimer said he’d give Bud a good slap on the back to congratulate him.
Inside town hall, I made a 35,000 bell mortgage payment before wrapping up my night. Unfortunately, Crazy Redd doesn’t come to town during Bright Nights, so I was unable to buy any new art this week.


After the show, I went fishing for a while. But as usual, I didn’t catch anything good. Once I sold all my catches, apples, and fossils, I had 55,000 bells to put towards my mortgage.