As I started up the game, I was notified that the flea market was going on today. It’s a day when you can visit your neighbors and buy their possessions, or they can offer to buy things from your house. I visited Kiki first, but she didn’t really have anything I wanted.
Next I went into Bill’s house. He had two birdcages, and I wondered if they were his kids. I asked about the one on the left, and he offered to give it to me for 770 bells. I bought it, just to cause drama in his family. (You did WHAT?!)
But then I wondered if he would sell his other kid too. I asked, but he refused! I guess we know who his favorite child is!
Static had a different way of asking me which items I was interested in: He said he wanted to know which of his items smelled the worst! But I wasn’t interested in his stuff, regardless of the dollars and scents.
I dug up three fossils today, and I donated all of them to the museum.
Since it’s Saturday night, I made sure to go downstairs and catch K.K.’s live music show. I let him pick a random song, and he performed K.K. Ragtime for me.
After that, I made a 25,000 bell payment on my mortgage. When I stepped out of town hall, I had a chat with Puddles. She asked me to pick a name for her pet fish. I chose “Gill Boy,” and she really liked the name. To thank me, she gave me a Nintendo bench!
I went home to look at it. But before I could put it down, Baabara barged into my house, looking for something to buy for the flea market! Ugh! I wasn’t interested in selling anything, so I quickly left my house, just to get rid of her.
Immediately, I went back in and ran to the back wall. I put the bench down and took a seat. Pretty cool!
But the instant I got up off of the bench, Puddles barged in. Ugh!
Flea market day is definitely not the time to hang out in your house, especially if you’re hoping to redecorate. I was done playing for the night, so I just went upstairs and went to bed (even as Puddles was still in my house). See you all next time!
I went back to check my mail, and I was very disappointed. I got a goodbye letter from Biskit. 🙁 Even though I asked him to stay, he didn’t.
Anyway, the earlier hour allowed to catch my very first monarch butterfly.
On the beach, I found another note in a bottle!
The note announced the recent wedding of Sean and Shawn. I wonder if one or both of them were Nintendo employees at the time of Wild World’s release in 2005.
I had a chat with Static by the bridge, and he said this place reminds him of a tumbler he had.
He got emotional over it, and then said he wished he could forget it.
I went into the fossil room to take a look at it. Interestingly, it’s spelled sabretooth in here (unlike what Blathers said above).
Back outside, Kiki asked me to take a quiz to see which local celebrity I’m most like. Turns out, I’m a Pelly.
Over by Nookway, I met up with Static again. He decided to give me a new nickname, J-rock. I actually kind of like that one!
Once I was done making my rounds, I went fishing for a while and then started shaking some trees. A bee caught me at one point, but shortly after, I found a spider!
I donated it to the museum before returning home and wrapping up my day in Forest.
She didn’t understand what I meant by it, but she appreciated it all the same.
He said it was a weak compliment, but he accepted it anyway. Not that he had much choice.
When Yuka asked for a compliment, I told her she’s a monster. She actually enjoyed hearing that! Apparently she’s so evil that just being called a monster sounds nicer than what she’s used to hearing. 😉
Outside, I gave Baabara a compliment too. I called her a fluffy demon. It was so nice that it made her blush.
When I visited my newest neighbor Puddles, I wasn’t sure what to tell her. But I tried to find something nice to say about her, so I told her at least she’s not Jambette.
Chevre was next, and I considered complimenting her for having a nice table. But that’s not personal enough. So I reminded her that at least she doesn’t chew cans.
After that, I went to town hall to make another 25,000 bell mortgage payment. Then, I returned home for the night.