Tom Nook has completed the work on my house, adding a back room. The exterior of the house also has a new, larger look.

In the new room, I put up the cityscape wall that Hopper gave me last time. I’m not sure what I’m going to do with this room, though.

After giving Big Top some more medicine, I went to Nookington’s to speak with Tom Nook. Before he told me how much I owe him for the expansion, he tried to tell me that he’s taking a big loss on this project. Oh, please.
He even said he was bleeding money! He then said I owe him 9,480 bells? However, he quickly corrected himself, saying I could afford to pay 948,000 bells. Wow, what a jerk.
I wasn’t happy about the price, but at least this will be the last loan I have to pay off. That’s because my house can not be expanded any more.
Crazy Redd was in town, but his lone piece of art this week was a scary painting. I already have that one in the museum, so I held on to my money.
When I ran into Kiki, she told me that she saw Puddles furiously stomping on the beach one day. She said she had never seen anyone do that before…but actually, she witnessed the exact same thing just over a year ago too! So she has seen it before. And maybe Puddles has an annual winter meltdown.

After speaking with everyone in town, I did a little fishing…but I didn’t catch anything good. After selling all my fish, fossils, and fruit, I went up to town hall. I paid 45,000 bells towards my final mortgage.



After giving Big Top another dose of medicine, I visited Hopper. He gave me a cityscape wall for free…nice!
After selling apples, fossils, and a few other things, I headed up to town hall. I paid off the remaining 35,000 bells on my mortgage. Yes! I’m debt-free! At least until the next time I play. 😛
I went back to Tom Nook, and he confirmed that he’ll be adding another room to my house by tomorrow. He warned me that it’s going to expensive, though.


Bud asked me to catch a pond smelt for him. But also, I knew I still needed a stringfish and a tuna, so I had three good reasons to go fishing. I fished for 10-15 minutes, and I didn’t come across any stringfish. However, I did catch a pond smelt and my very first tuna! 😀
I took the pond smelt to Bud, and he gave me 510 bells in exchange. I also took the tuna to the museum and donated it.