Tom Nook had some new dialogue for me in Nookington’s tonight. He was complaining about the twins, Timmy and Tommy, and how they like to test him to see if he can tell them apart.

But he says he knows a way to tell who is who. Tommy has a mole on his left wrist, and Timmy has a mole on his right wrist. But then he stopped and wondered if he had that reversed. Oops. Maybe he’s not so sure after all.
While I was there, I bought some medicine just to have on hand. It didn’t last very long, because I needed it in the the next house I visited. Joey was still sick.
Hopper wanted to hop out of town, but I (eventually) got him to reconsider. I kind of like him, although I’m not sure why.
I caught a rainbow stag on a tree outside, and I sold it for a nice 10,000 bells. Then I almost had another great catch when I saw a shark in the ocean. But sadly, it got away.
At the Roost, I had a request for K.K. Slider.
He actually couldn’t fulfill my request, so I asked for a random song. He then played K.K. Fusion for me.
I ran into Rod outside, and he showed me a letter he received…about backless suits.
I went to town hall and made a 35,000 bell mortgage payment. Unfortunately, I didn’t find any fossils tonight! They must all be in hard-to-see places now. I’ll have to try looking for them another time soon.

I visited Joey, and he was clearly still sick…in the head.
I gave him some medicine once again.
Out in the rain (yes, it was storming again), Baabara pinged me. She surprised me by giving me her picture!
I didn’t necessarily want her picture, but I’ll take it. It is the fifth villager picture I’ve received so far.
The quote on her picture is “I’m so soft that I don’t even need a pillow!”
I didn’t make it to the store before it closed tonight, so I was unable to sell my belongings. So I didn’t earn any money other than the money rock and the 100 bells from Lyle.
Today is La-Di-Day, so the animals in town were talking about their singing skills. Kiki even said that’s going to become a superstar! Good luck, Kiki!
Joey the duck was sick with a cold, so I gave him some medicine. He flipped for it. Get well soon, ducky.
A new “Talking to Myself” message on the bulletin board talked about safety. The author always sets things down horizontally instead of vertically.
In front of town hall, Hopper asked me if I was from the countryside. The option for yes was “wooo-haaa!” which I thought was pretty funny. 😀
I did a little fishing, but not much. I saw some large fish shadows in the ocean, but none of the were coelacanths. Every one was either a sea bass or a salmon.