Avery from Chommo sent me a letter.

Yesterday’s snowman left me a clock.

The ground was once again filled with gyroids.

A gift from a balloon.

An orange rose.

My first surviving coconut tree!

Tom Nook is remodeling his store once again.

Another sky-bound gift.

Tomorrow is the big fishing tournament.

A pretty purple pansy.


Hey! What’s that by the snowball? Why, it’s a dung beetle! I wonder how much exp this one is worth.


The fern fossil and dung beetle augment my museum’s exhibits.

Gotta have my caffeine fix.

Another perfect snowman! This one is huge.

I’m glad my turnips were sold off days ago.

Tags: Avery, Blathers, Chommo, fishing, fishing tournament, flowers, fossils, fruit, Gyroids, insects, museum, present, snowman, Tom Nook, Turnip Prices

There is snow everywhere!

For dropping a million bells into my account, the BANK OF NINTENDO gave me a new gold shopping card…that I’ll likely never use

Hybrid flowers are still popping up everywhere.

I hope this one grows.

I’m glad I sold my turnips off while the price was high.

Saharah is in town again, asking for old carpets. Kitty gave me my first.

Snow makes dig spots easier to locate.

These things are easy to find, though they tend to have duplicates of what I already have…like another brick block.

I guess Sable wants more money.

Another Super Mushroom, bah!


I built my first snowman today. He subscribes to a magazine that I’ve…never heard of.


Since it snowed yesterday, there are Gyroids buried in the ground.

Curly parts with an old rug.

It seems Pippy dropped her key in the river. Silly rabbit.

Nana gives me the final old carpet I need.

The classroom floor is my reward.

After returning Pippy’s key, a new Gyroid was my reward.


The dimetrodon display is complete today.

MMmmm, coffee.

At Blades’s town of Dalaam, I was wreaking havoc in my King Koopa suit.

I traded a spare Amazing Painting for a Jolly Painting with Blades. It’s a wonderful new edition to my gallery.

I visited Alex’s town of Chommo to drop off a pattern I designed entitle “Osohe Princess.” You’ll see she’s wearing it. I also planted two trees, her towns charm for the month. On my way out, she trapped me with a pitfall!

Tags: Able Sisters, Alex, Blades, Blathers, Brewster, Chommo, Curly, Dalaam, flowers, fossils, fruit, Gyroids, key, museum, Nana, Painting, Pippy, present, Sable, Saharah, snow, The Roost, Turnip Prices

I learned that the auction I bid on was lost, someone else is taking home that shiny new stove.

I found out that the stalk market has spiked a bit, from the usual standard. 267 Bells is a great price, and I’m selling.

Another wonderful gift, another Super Mushroom.


The Parasaur is complete today.



My first purple pansy and black rose sprouted today, along with another purple rose.

I’m not sure what he’s protesting, but Benedict would not let me into the Town Hall.

More wonderful gifts from the sky.

I think we’re officially friends now. Mable told me that Sable had been asking about me earlier that morning, which caused Sable to get a little embarrassed.

The 1,200 turnips I bought on Sunday turned a pretty profit. Five minutes after selling the bunch, I found out that Felipe in Moonside had a price bordering on 500 Bells!


Brewster invited me to sit a spell, and added some Pigeon Milk to my usual coffee. The pigeon blend is a great cup of coffee.

Another middle of the road fortune from Katrina. Nothing good, nothing bad.


Redd had some good items for sale this week, so I bought the lot. I have a spare Amazing Painting, and wouldn’t mind trading it for another painting.

I’ll be sure to never go to any of Opal’s parties.

More of Pippy’s junk.


Snow brings out the best in fishing…some of the time. I was aiming for a coelacanth, so it ended up being the saddest moment I’ve ever caught a Tuna.

All in all, it was a very profitable evening. I’m a millionaire, baby!

I learned something about Grizzly I never knew before…

The Legend of…?

Tags: Able Sisters, Auction House, Benedict, Blathers, Brewster, fishing, flowers, fossils, Grizzly, Katrina, Mable, museum, Opal, Painting, Pippy, present, Redd, Sable, The Roost, Town Hall, Turnip Prices

Garden maintenance is an everyday job. If you want a lot of flowers, you’ll water them daily. My third Jacob’s Ladder sprouted nearby.


Wendell, the starving artist, dropped by my town today. He asked for some food, so I gave him a cherry. He rewarded me kindness with this pattern of Resetti.

Sable is really warming up to me. She used to only say a few words, pointing me in her sister’s direction if I had any questions, but now she greets me with a smile.

The second pink rose of The Moon.

So, next Saturday is a fishing tourney. I better ready my rod and catch a big one.


Today marks another momentous day at The Moon museum. The Iguanadon display is now complete.

There’s nothing usual about the wonderful blend of coffee Brewster creates. It’s taste is out of this world.

Where am I supposed to get one of those? It’s not in my catalog.

But…I bought them yesterday for 97 Bells each!

Tags: Blathers, Brewster, bulletin, fishing, flowers, fossils, museum, patterns, Pippy, Sable, The Roost, Tom Nook, Turnip Prices, Wendell

This Saturday started off with a letter from Aipe.

A second Jacob’s Ladder sprung to life. My town is still Fantastic, according to Pelly, so I’m sure a few more are bound to sprout up.

I’m finding fewer new additions to the museum each day, but the double fossils do provide some nice pocket change.


Brewster still makes the best cup of coffee in The Moon.

Turnip prices are always so low during the week. I hope things turn up in the following week!

I must have received enough carpets and wallpaper to cover all the floors and walls in The Moon by now. Every day someone else gives me one.

K.K. Slider made his weekly appearance at The Roost tonight. He was also kind enough to take a request of mine. I picked a song that wasn’t familiar to me.

Marine Song 2001 - It’s pretty good, but not one of my favorites.

Tags: Aipe, Blathers, Brewster, flowers, fossils, K.K. Slider, Letters, museum, Pippy, The Roost, Tom Nook, Turnip Prices