Jeff's New Leaf Blog

Dizzy approached me today and told me he couldn’t find his electric razor. Wait, what do you shave? Your trunk?

I then hired Saharah to get some new wallpaper and carpeting installed. As a result, I ended up with a rose wall and a music-room floor. I went straight to Re-Tail to sell them.

I noticed my snowmam was gone, but my pockets were filling up with snowflakes. As I was looking for today’s snowballs, I found a lost item hiding on the ground behind a tree.

I found one of today’s snowballs near the plaza, and the other was over by town hall. Rolling them together, I made a new snowmam.

I also found the owner of the lost item without too much trouble. The book belonged to Aurora, who thanked me for returning it and rewarded me with a dreamy tee.

Finally, a reminder that the snow melts on February 25th. That means you have less than three weeks to collect anything you need from the snowpeople! As for me, I’m just looking forward to seeing green grass again.

There was an igloo set up at the campsite today, and I found Lucky the mummified dog inside!

I was quite disappointed, because my town is full, and I would’ve loved to have Lucky in town.

I made a new bingo snowman today, but his number didn’t help me out very much. My bingo card is still short of a ding.

Not much was in happening in town, so I went up to the Dream Suite. There, I took a dream visit to the town of Lillypad (dream address 6200-2296-1288), which is based on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

The town features many sprites from that game on the ground around town, including bushes, fence posts, tree stumps, treasure chests, and more.

There are even some Cuccos!

If you’re not familiar with the Zelda series, Cuccos are the chickens that just peacefully hang out in Kakariko Village. If you’re mean to them, a whole flock of them will come out of nowhere to attack you.

The town also has a Tingle face-cutout standee. Even though Tingle didn’t appear in A Link to the Past, it fits with the Zelda theme.

And the mayor, Cat, also has a Zelda themed room.

However, the other rooms and houses don’t seem to be based on The Legend of Zelda. But the town is gorgeous all the same.

Again, the dream address is 6200-2296-1288. Whether you’re a Zelda fan or not, I recommend giving Lillypad a visit. Thanks to Clayton for the suggestion, and to Cat, for making such a great town.

For another great Zelda dream town, I recommend Termina, which is based on Ocarina of Time (even though the name implies Majora’s Mask).

After making a delivery from Octavian to Rolf, I returned to Octavian to tell him the deed was done. Of course, Rolf just happened to be standing right there as Octavian was telling me he didn’t put much effort into the gift!

Today’s money rock near Agent S’s house turned out to be a gem rock instead. Good, lots of ore to sell to my villagers at 7,999 bells a pop. 🙂

Today is Groundhog Day in America, and Isabelle was at the event plaza to help everyone celebrate the occasion.

After she gave me a Resetti model, I stuck my face through the Groundhog Day face-cutout standee. I made an angry face as I did my best Resetti impression.

After a trip around town, I returned home to take a look at the Resetti model.