Yesterday, I got a letter in the mail from Gulliver. He was on his trip to Mexico, and he sent me a skeleton figurine.
At 10:00 tonight, I opened my gate for Friday Night Forest. I waited for half an hour, but nobody showed up. And only one person came last month. So I think I’m going to end Friday Night Forests, for a while at least. And maybe until the next Animal Crossing game comes out.
Rolf was talking about Bunny Day coming up on Sunday. He basically said Zipper T. Bunny makes the season creepy. I couldn’t argue with that.
Over by the town tree, I found a lost item on the ground.
After a couple minutes, I returned it to its owner, Aurora. She said there was an important recipe inside, and she was glad to have it back. She rewarded me with a robo-wall.
Saharah was in town, and I decided to hire her for the first time in a while. For 3,000 bells, she installed this garden wall and cowhide rug. Garden and cowhide? Sounds like meat and veggies for a well-balanced meal house.
My recent dream visitors have been Max from New York and Bethany from Daften. Thanks for stopping by, and have a good weekend!
Yesterday, Agent S confessed that she wanted to snoop around my house! I turned down her offer to visit, though.
Gulliver was down on the beach, and I kept talking to him until I woke him up from his deep, deep sleep. He was talking about mariachi bands, so I knew he was headed to Mexico. He’ll send me a gift from there tomorrow.
Not a whole lot has been going on, at least partially because I haven’t been playing as much lately. I still play every day, but the sessions are usually short. Friday Night Forest is coming up on Friday though, so I’ll see you then!
But I really liked the red doorway when I entered Beth’s house.
Back in Forest, I’ve continued selling fossils to my villagers at Re-Tail. But last night, I noticed that I accidentally created a new 
It was actually a mammoth skull and a megacero tail. 😛
Today, I started up the game at 5:57 p.m., just three minutes before the fishing tournament ended! I ran to the river, caught the first fish I saw, and then took it over to Chip. It was a crucian carp that measured 7.65 inches. To my surprise, Chip said it was a new record! He then gave me a library wall as my prize.
I didn’t fish any more, I just waited until the clock struck 6:00 and I entered Chip’s tent. My 7.65 inch fish held on and won the tournament! Keep in mind, this tournament wasn’t just for crucian carp, it was for any fish. That’s got to be the easiest tournament win ever. 😛
Back outside, Camofrog was really mad for some reason. I don’t know what his problem was.
