Tonight I found Resetti’s manhole open once again. So I did my best Santa Claus impression and jumped down.
Resetti seemed to think that I was interested in his line of work. No, I don’t want to harass people who are just playing a game.
But then he said I couldn’t do it anyway…because I’m not a mole! How rude!
But he got back on my good side by giving me his picture!
I returned home to take a look at it. Resetti’s favorite quote is “Earthquakes, thunder, fires, and fathers.” I’m wondering if that’s a list of excuses he hears from people who “accidentally” reset their games.
Back outside, I noticed that some of the cedar/pine trees now have Christmas lights on them.
Unfortunately, none of the decorated trees in my town were very close together. So to get a picture with two lighted trees, I had to cross the river and press up on the control pad to see them both.
I found the daily snowballs and pushed them together to make a perfect snowmam. Even though I may build some bingo snowmen at some point soon, the snowmams will be my focus. It provides the best opportunity for making money.
A bit later, the northern lights started appearing in the sky over Forest.
I stopped at the Dream Suite to update my dream town, and Luna told me that Grace from Aquoise was my most recent dream visitor. I then returned to town and enjoyed the northern lights from several different locations.
Down on the beach, I woke up an unconscious Gulliver. He told me he was headed to the home of Big Ben, so I knew he was headed to London, England. He’ll be sending me a gift from there tomorrow.
Before wrapping up my game for the night, I took one last picture of the northern lights from the beach.
I’ll see you all next time!
When I found Joan, she was selling turnips for 109 bells each. I believe that’s the maximum amount she can charge…ouch. So much for a holiday discount. I bought 3,000 turnips from her.
The Able Sisters finally had a Santa hat on sale, so I bought it to complete my Santa suit.
Rolf asked me for an ocean fish, so I went down to the sea to find him a fishy. I caught an olive flounder…good enough. I took it back to him and he rewarded me with a tropical tank! We’re in the middle of a blizzard, dude, I can’t wear this! You have a fur coat, so you could get away with it, but I can’t!
I noticed I hadn’t seen much of Kabuki lately, so I went to see what was up with him. Turns out that he’s sick! Fortunately, the shop was still open, so I bought some medicine for him. Get well soon!
Amelia advised me to think like a fish. So I started making fish faces and saying “glub glub.”
But she warned me that if I started smelling like a fish, I’ve gone too far. So I sniffed myself to make sure. Good news: I smelled like a sweaty Santa. What a relief.
As I made my way around town, I dug up a gyroid. That in itself isn’t all that noteworthy, but this time I noticed that it was a tootoid…a farting gyroid. I chose not to sniff it.
But the reason the tootoid caught my attention was that I’ve long wanted a fourth tootoid to put in Club LOL. 
Back in town, I found two snowballs not too far from each other. I wanted to build a (bingo) snowman, but I made it too small and ended up with a snowboy instead. The good news was that he was perfect, so he’ll be sending me a piece of snowman furniture in the mail tomorrow.
Once I completed my walk around town, I went to get some fish for Chip. I caught one sea bass, but I mainly just used fish I already had at my dock box. I set the high score five times. Here’s a list of the fish I used, how big they were, and my reward for each:
So four of my five prizes were just regular furniture items. Disappointing.
Shortly before 9:00, I spotted the northern lights for the first time this winter.
I then finished up my night with K.K.; he performed Surfin’ K.K. for me at Club LOL.
Note: Kira from Kamui was my most recent dream visitor. Thanks for stopping by!