Kiki was still sick when I visited her tonight, so I gave her some medicine once again.
The flea market was being held today, and as usual, I wasn’t interested. Big Top called his shop Mega Mart, but he should have called it Fish Mart. Five of the six items in his house were fish!
After Blathers identified two fossils for me at the museum, I went downstairs to the Roost. I asked K.K. for a random song, and he performed K.K. Samba for me.
At town hall, I made a 15,000 bell mortgage payment and then headed for home. But before I could put my new song in my stereo, Puddles barged in. She said my stuff was quite unique, and then she called me obsessive!
She then said my one-story model would look cute in her house. Uh, no. That’s a special reward that’s irreplaceable (I think). Since I refused to sell it, she called me cheap!
I normally like Puddles, but she’s being a rude little…frogger tonight.
I bought it, but Blathers informed me that it was a counterfeit. That’s not very awesome.
There was a new Message of the Week posted on the bulletin board, and it was apparently written for people who confuse the words stamp and stomp.
When I went into Rhonda’s house, I saw that she had her belongings all packed up in boxes. I asked her to stay, but she told me she wasn’t going to change her mind.
But the next time I talked to her, she did indeed change her mind. 😛
After making a 15,000 bell mortgage payment at town hall, I went around shaking trees. Many trees just had money bags (100 bells), but I found one piece of furniture–a pineapple bed.
Yay Day is coming up tomorrow…that’s the day that you’re supposed to give everyone compliments. Hopper told me he was going to be extra nice and compliment everyone he sees. But then he backtracked, admitting that wasn’t very realistic. 😛
When I ran into Baabara, she told me that she bought some new sunscreen…but she was wondering if she put on too much. She said it might be interesting if she turned the color of tuna salad.
A couple of the trees I shook contained bees that I couldn’t quite catch, so my face got stung a couple of times. But some of the other trees had money bags in them, and one had a kiddie couch. But as I was doing that, I heard a mole cricket nearby. I checked my list, and saw that I had not yet caught one!
I donated the mole cricket to the museum, and I made a 30,000 bell mortgage payment over at town hall. After that, I returned home, put my new music in my stereo, and then ended my night in Forest.