As I started up the game today, Isabelle told me that Katrina has opened up her shop on Main Street. That means my shopping district is now complete!
So I quickly made my way up there to take a look at it. On the outside, there’s not a whole lot to look at.
And the inside looks exactly like the inside of her tent.
Anyway, she told me an aurora knit shirt was the key to unlocking good fortune. But now that her shop is done, I probably won’t use her services very often. Maybe if I have a bad luck day where I’m tripping a lot, I might see what she has to say. But other than that, I doubt I’ll be seeing her much.
When I returned to town, Tabby pinged me. She suggested another public works project, a bell.
I went to go look at it, only to find that I first needed to attend the ceremony for the opening of Katrina’s shop. Katrina herself showed up; it’s a bit odd seeing her standing up and outdoors.
I was then able to see the bell project. It’s simple, but it looks nice. I do like the interactive projects, so I might consider putting it in my town eventually.
After that, I started looking for snowballs to make a snowman. I wasn’t trying to make a bingo snowman, so I tried making it smaller. I ended up making a snowboy, but not a perfect one.
Aurora tried telling me she was going to move out on the 22nd, but I put an end to that right away. I soon saw Katie once again, asking to go to another town. I checked for open towns and saw Andrew’s town of Rinto had an open gate. So Katie and I boarded the train…
…and arrived in Rinto.
I said hello to Andrew and his friend Ari.
While there, I sold a couple baskets of perfect peaches. Unfortunately, I realized too late that Rinto is a peach town. Oops.
Anyway, I then returned home to Forest, where Benedict asked me for some furniture. I gave him a fossil I had in my pockets and he gave me his picture again! Ugh! I wish I could get a picture from Big Top, Kidd, Skye, or Teddy instead of the same few animals over and over.
And with that, I wrapped up my day in Forest. See you next time!
She also had a nice Zelda room. Unlike most Zelda rooms I’ve seen, she had a mannequin dressed as Link. If you’re wondering why the Triforce is glowing, it’s because I activated it shortly before taking the pic.
Aminka from Shigtown also had a rococo room, a princess room, and this arcade/rec room in the basement.
And just to answer the inevitable question, this was a SpotPass home, not StreetPass. So everyone in North America should receive it, assuming SpotPass is turned on correctly.
It costs 340,000 bells, but Isabelle didn’t give me a preview of what it will look like. Unless it looks like a big yellow question mark.
Anyway, I was over by a pond when I heard a noise…splash! Apparently a dung beetle dunked a snowball into the pond!
I went up to Main Street to reset the snowball, and I also updated my dream town. Luna told me that Garrett from Gville recently enjoyed my dream town. I also made a large withdrawal from my bank account and then returned to town to find two snowballs. I made another bingo snowman and got a new bingo card.
My four bingo numbers for today were 14, 26, 43, and 48. My new bingo card had all of them! I may try to make a different type of snowman tomorrow, but I didn’t want my existing snowmen to go to waste. (Without a bingo card in my possession, they won’t spin new numbers).
Tabby met me 
Chris then came over to get a number punched on his bingo card.
When he was done, I asked him if he wanted to shop before I closed the gate. He said yes, but I made my way into T&T Emporium before he did. So once he entered, he saw me just standing there and thought I was the mall Santa. 😀
As I walked around town, I saw Tabby. She pinged me and suggested a new public works project, a round streetlight. Wow, how many types of streetlights does this game have?
I then went up to Main Street, where Luna told me that Emily from Sheerio was my most recent dream visitor.
When I returned to town, I talked to Tabby again for some reason.
I went looking for my snowballs to make a snowman. For the first time, I had to push one over a bridge. That’s always nerve-racking, but the ball of snow survived.
Because of where the snowballs were, I didn’t want to risk pushing them all the way across town to be with my other snowmen. So I made this one near town hall, and its eyes rolled a 27 for me. It was a number I needed, and it put me only one hole away from a bingo.
I then returned to my other snowmen over by the plaza. One of them had passed away overnight, so only three of them remained. The first one gave me a 26, which I needed. It put me one hole away in two different directions. The next snowman gave me a 37…BINGO!
I scored it diagonally. Here is my winning bingo card:
As a reward, he gave me a ski rack. I’m not sure what I was expecting…
Apparently, the snowman took my winning bingo card when he gave me the ski rack. Because when I talked to the remaining snowman, he wouldn’t roll a new number for me because I didn’t have a bingo card. So I’ll have to make another bingo snowman tomorrow to get a new card. Anyway, this is what the ski rack looks like:
It’s an okay item, but it sure took an awful lot of work to get it.
Skye (the human) came over to punch a bingo card and to get signatures for a petition. When she was done, I wrapped up my game for the night. See you all next time, and good luck with your snowmen!