I found a new house in town tonight, and I was surprised to find out who was inside: Big Top the superhero elephant! I like Big Top a lot, and as some of you already know, I also have him in my New Leaf town. But here, he says everyone calls him Big Top the Romantic. That “everyone” will not include me. 😛
Kiki was sick with a cold, so I bought some medicine for her.
Rod has been asking me for a cockroach for weeks. But the first one I caught (last week) got donated to the museum. So when I finally saw another one on a tree tonight, I knew I had to catch it for Rod.
He was quite happy with it, and he rewarded me by giving me 510 bells.
K.K. Slider was in town, and I attended his show to hear some live music. He performed K.K. Parade for me.

But K.K. wasn’t the only animal in town that wants a singing career: Puddles told me she wants to put on some live shows too.
I only found one fossil again today; I took it to the museum and Blathers returned it to me. Then at town hall, I made a 20,000 bell mortgage payment before returning home for the night.

A new message of the week on the bulletin board said that exercise relieves stress, but nothing relieves exercise. 😛
When I had a chat with Chevre, she told me she was looking for some fossils.
But when I returned with one, there was no option to give it to her! I even had an identified one and an unidentified one in my pockets! So I don’t know why she couldn’t tell I was trying to fulfill her request. Help me help you…
Outside, Kiki asked me for a new catchphrase. I told her to say “ki ki ki,” which is a reference to another Nintendo character named Kiki. (It’s a 

Rod sang a tune for me, and it sounded familiar. I think I’ve had it before, in one Animal Crossing game or another. I hired him, so his song became the new town tune.
Outside, Static told me his song was a manly country ballad…unlike me. He didn’t actually sing it for me, but that was fine by me.
Down in the Roost, I checked out a live musical performance of King K.K.
I only found one fossil today, which has been the norm for me lately. The others must be well hidden behind something, or right along the grass/dirt lines where they often blend in.