Dizzy came up to me today and told me that he smelled a yellow butterfly! Wow, how good is his sniffer if he can not only smell a butterfly, but know what color it is? Impressive.
Up at Able Sisters, I saw a checkerboard tee for sale. Since I wasn’t wearing any regular clothes lately (just a pattern), I decided to buy it and put it on. This is one of several shirts I sometimes wear in the GameCube game.
Pashmina asked me for some fruit tonight. She gave an interesting reason for not being able to get it herself: She said a recent bee sting had a negative impact on her tree-shaking skills. Hey, at least she tried to come up with a decent excuse.
I gave her a perfect cherry, and she gave me a polka-dot dresser in return.
Merka came over tonight and we went on a giant dragonfly tour. We had no trouble catching the 20 bugs we needed for 20 medals (plus a bonus). After that, Merka and I decided to do some glitching. We glitched onto the tracks, off the bridge, and into the void.
We explored under the town, including a look at an unconscious Gulliver. I never bothered to wake him up.
You can get some really nice photos from down there, because there aren’t any human characters getting in the way. Here are pictures I took of Peck, the police station, and my fountain.
I also took this unusual picture of my gold roses and my path. The weird part is that you can’t see the ground.
I returned to solid ground by accident; I stumbled into my pitfall that I had buried on my private beach. After being underground for so long, coming out of a hole in the sand felt like I was being born. I guess that makes me a son of a beach.
I’ll need to remember to replace that pitfall tomorrow, so that new pitfalls won’t pop up around town. When Merka was done exploring, I dug a hole on the beach so she could be born too. Congratulations, it’s a Merka!
Since Merka “accidentally” killed one of my gold roses, we purposely disconnected when we were done instead of saving and quitting. She invited me over to her town for a bit while she worked on her town. While there, I found a lost item on the ground. I tried to see if I could find its owner, but it wouldn’t let me.
Merka has a lot of flowers in her town; Bribs is looking good! It doesn’t get much more colorful than this.
As Merka werked worked, I went around catching butterflies and talking to her villagers.
I offered to help out by digging up many of the buried items she had around town. I found quite a few gyroids!
Once it was time for Merka to have lunch (she’s 14 hours ahead of me), she ended the session and I returned home. Before ending my night, I put a large glowing ornament on top of my Christmas tree. Okay, not exactly. 😛
Remember, Bunny Day (aka Easter) is coming up on Sunday. If you need a refresher on how it works, check out my Bunny Day Guide. And if you’re interested, Beth has submitted a nice bunny path to the QR Codes page.
Also, stay tuned to JVGS in the next few days. I’ll be posting a new Amiibo Festival blog entry on Jeff’s Gaming Blog and I’ll also be posting a new Dream Suite Adventure! I’ll be visiting a very cool and unique town! See you soon!
I deposited some money into my bank account, and my balance reached the 65 million bell mark.
Peck told me that he recently had a chat with Shell from Shellton. I’d like to see if Shell sells seashells in Shellton. Peck said she’s a fishing expert.
If you’d like to use it, feel free to scan this. I’ve also added it to the 
The quote on Velma’s pic is “Work smarter, not harder.” I believe this is my 21st villager picture (not counting special characters or duplicates).
Dreaming of Clambake
There are a lot of trees in Clambake, so it feels like a forest. I stopped to rest (and enjoy the view) at the metal bench near the river. It’s a serene, peaceful place.
The sky was beautiful as I prepared to wake up from my dream.
It’s definitely a nice town to visit, so give it a look if you’re interested!
So I lost a goat in town, but gained one on Main Street. Anyway, I stopped in the Dream Suite and Luna told me that Gabriel from Notebook was my most recent dream visitor. Yesterday’s visitor was Morgan from Bakewell.