This morning, Pete greeted me outside my house with a letter from Nintendo.
The letter wished me happy holidays. Nintendo sent a top attached to the letter. They even joked that they’re not cheap!
I put the top on my ice table, next to Jingle’s pic. Unfortunately, it doesn’t spin, but I can’t really complain a free gift. Or can I?
Reese was buying turnips for 192 bells, so I sold all that I had. I didn’t quite double my money this week, but that’s still a very nice profit.
Later on this evening, Agent S seemed to be cold outside. But she didn’t want to go indoors, because she might miss a single snowflake! Don’t worry, there’s going to be many more to come in the next two months.
Over at the campsite, I found the first igloo of the season. They look so cool. And I love the calm, peaceful music that plays inside them.
Kitt the kangaroo was inside. Kitt used to be a resident of my GameCube town; I do miss her a bit. But my town is full, so I wasn’t able to ask her to move in anyway.
The money bags in my pockets (from selling my turnips earlier) were cluttering up my inventory, so I made a trip up to the post office. After depositing the money, my account reached 30 million bells for the first time. Only 70 million to go until I get the gold badge for saving money. This is going to take me years.
When I found today’s snowballs, I put them together to make a snowmam. After a few imperfect snowmams in recent weeks, I finally made another perfect one.
Up at the Dream Suite, Luna told me that Kyle from Denver was my most recent dream visitor. And before I wrapped up my night in Forest, I decided to do a little fishing and diving.
I displayed Jingle’s picture on my ice table in my main room (for now, at least). Jingle’s favorite quote is “Sometimes haste makes waste.”
The instant I got done looking at Jingle’s pic, Aurora barged into my house.
I spoke to her once or twice, and then I just sat down on the couch until she left.
Well fine, then! If you’re going to insult my excellent greetings, then I’m going to make you say something insulting!
It may have been a white Christmas, but it was a blue day in the coffee shop. All four of today’s customers (Molly, Big Top, Kabuki, and Resetti) wanted blue mountain coffee.
I found a lost mitten on my brick bridge, and I began to ask around.
It belonged to the third villager I asked about it, Drago. He could smell his french fries on it. I wonder if he cooked them with his breath.
To thank me for returning it, he gave me a red warm-up suit. Actually, I’m quite warm in the red suit I’m already wearing.
My villagers were initially fooled by my outfit, and they thought I was Santa. Even though they’ve seen me wearing this outfit for weeks already.
But they kind of figured out I wasn’t Santa…but only because Jingle wasn’t in town yet.
Jingle doesn’t show up until 6:00 p.m. though. But once the time came, I found Santa’s deer friend by my eastern ramp.
He asked me to help him out by delivering the presents to the villagers in town. He gave me Santa’s bag to carry around.
So I began giving out presents to my villagers. Thanks to the notes I kept of the hints my villagers gave me throughout December, most of the presents were pretty obvious. For example, Sprinkle wanted yellow food, so the banana in Santa’s bag was clearly her gift of choice.
A few of them weren’t quite that obvious, but they weren’t that hard to figure out. Amelia’s “yellow doll” turned out to be a lucky gold cat, and Kabuki’s “brown toy” was a foosball table.
The gifts made all of my villagers quite happy.
I delivered nine of the presents, but I was having trouble finding Drago. It turns out, he was down on the beach!
I gave him his yellow clothes (a leopard tee) and I was done! I then returned to Jingle and he took Santa’s bag back. He congratulated me on a job well done; I delivered everything to the right 
He gave me a festive wreath as my reward.
I should be getting Jingle’s picture in the mail tomorrow for completing the event perfectly.