Opal has decided to leave the fair town of The Moon, for greener pastures. I wish her the best of luck.

My HRA score is as high as ever. I’m only a few items away from the 150,000 threshold.

News of Jingle’s visit runs excitedly through the village. Kitty can’t wait for the fun-packed evening.

The Moon’s first golden rose is magnificent.


A fire bar floated into The Moon today. My Mario Theme is coming along rather nicely. I only have a handful of items to go now.

An excursion to the city seemed like a great idea.

I bid on a green pipe at the Auction House. I can’t wait to see how I fared.

Back to The Moon…

Tags: Auction House, city, HRA, Kitty, Lloid, Opal, present

I received a letter from Posy Farm, thanking me for my continued support of their product, the wonderful flower seeds sold by Tom Nook. With their appreciation, they sent along a Silver Can.

After the chores were finished, I took a leisurely trip to the city. Phineas was there, and offered me a balloon.

I visited Katrina for this week’s fortune, but it was another dud; neither good nor bad things to look forward to.

This week we have a wider selection of auction goods to choose from. I’ve got my eye on that plant. The bidding period will start on the 20th.

Redd had a great selection this week, including a Quaint Painting, a High-End Stereo, and a Rocket Model. I bought them all.

I caught a performance of Dr. Shrunk’s in The Marquee. This one was entitle Joy.

It looks like another authentic painting from Redd. I haven’t had the misfortune of discovering a forgery, as many of my friends have.

Tags: Auction House, Blathers, city, Dr. Shrunk, flowers, fortune, Katrina, Letters, Lloid, museum, Painting, Phineas, Redd

It’s always nice when there’s something going on in the town. Today was one of those exceptional days. The fishing tourney was on.

Yesterday’s snowman sent over a snowman chair.




The pachysaur is complete todays, and the individual fossils are almost all there.

Brewster’s coffee is as good as ever.

After a few days, snowmen tend to shrink.

Sable told me a story about her parents, which I saw in a photograph. Sable had to raise Mable practically on her own after her mother passed away.

The fishing tourney lasts until six. Time to get out there and fish.

Another perfect snowman.

My first entry is a 41.2 inch seabass. It held the temporary record for a bit.

The thankful snowman I helped create sent me a Snowman dresser.





I submitted a few more record breaking fish and won some minor prizes. The final fish I submitted, a 51.7″ Stringfish, took first prize. My big prize should be arriving in the mail soon.


Resetti’s surveillance center was open yet again. I’m sure under that thick, angry exterior is a wonderful candy center.

K.K. Slider performed in The Roost again, tonight.

He left me with a copy of Forest Life.

OBJECTION!

I popped into the city once more and dropped off an item at the auction house, one of the many Triforces I purchased last week.

Tags: Able Sisters, Auction House, Blathers, Brewster, Chip, coffee, fishing tournament, fossils, Lloid, Mable, museum, Resetti, Sable, snowman, The Roost

On my way to the bus stop I caught a cricket. They seem to come out as the day draws to a close.

I went to the bus stop and caught the next outgoing bus to the city.

Upon entering the city, a strange door caught my eye. I wasn’t allowed in because I lacked the proper credentials.

Phineas was nice enough to cheer me up by giving me a bubble blower. This’ll provide hours of fun.


On the other side of the city, and another dark alley, was the entryway to Katrina’s fortune-telling shop. She foretold my future, but didn’t really say anything specific. I’m not sure if those 100 Bells were worth it or not.



Maybe a little pampering at Shampoodle would do the thing to do. Harriet suggested a makeover, so I decided to give it a try. The first time is free, so how could I turn down such an offer. A few moments later I was a changed man. I looked quite different from before, but I could return to my former self whenever I wanted to. I decided to save this face for another time.

A peppy little skunk offered to shine my shoes. Everyone is offering their services for free today. It must be part of some house-warming package set up by Tom Nook, or someone else in the village. Everyone here is so friendly.


The fun continued in the theater. I purchased a ticket to Dr. Shrunk’s show. The poor fellow seemed a bit nervous on stage, but he got his act together. His show climaxed with a pose like none I had seen before. I’m going to remember it and use it wherever I can.


Next to the theater was the headquarters of the Happy Room Academy, which is run by Lyle. Depending on how you set up your room, you’ll get a score that tells you how well-designed your room is. The show room had nothing to offer at the moment.

The city also has an auction house run by the Gyroid Lloid where you’ll be able to bid an a variety of goods. There’s nothing being offered at the moment.



My final destination in the city was Gracie Grace, a high end boutique. Aside from clothing, the shop offers a variety of fashion accessories and even an ultra-high-end line of furniture. The stuff offered is not cheap. I’ll have to save my Bells for a long time before I can afford much of anything offered here. The service is top notch, though. I’ll definitely return.

My time in the city was quite memorable, but after a while it was time to head on home to The Moon. I returned to the bus stop and hitched a ride back to town on the next bus.

Tags: Auction House, city, Dr. Shrunk, gracie, Happy Room Academy, Harriet, insects, Katrina, Kicks, labelle, Lloid, Lyle, Phineas, Redd, Shampoodle