Sunday, December 27, 2020: Indoor Maze
On the bulletin board, there was a message about the New Years Eve countdown! I'm very excited to have a virtual party with friends - whereas two years ago I was saying how it would be fun to use the local co-op feature to enjoy the fireworks with friends in-person! It's also Diana's birthday on January 4th.
Cookie and Clay were having a rather gross conversation over in the plaza...
There was a tent in-town, and I introduced myself to Moose. I think Nintendo misspelled 'mouse' by one letter! :P
Cookie was quite the social butterfly today; I spoke with Diana briefly, and then Cookie spoke with her, too! Cookie wanted to make a pop band of three versions of her, Diana and me becoming her.
I bought some more wrapping paper - I've needed quite a lot of it this holiday season! - to wrap a few gifts for my friends to exchange virtually tomorrow evening.
I had considered buying turnips, which I completely forgot about it being Sunday morning; but decided against it. I did make about 60,000 Bells just by selling all the fruit on the trees. If I keep this up every time the fruit regrows in addition to the golden money spot and fossils, I should be able to pay off my debt in no time!
I ran into Diana again later on, and she was saying how we survived this year. Yes we did, Diana; although it went by anything but fast! This game did provide basically the whole globe with fun, though! I can't wait to continue to play it in the years to come. Despite all my nitpicks, it's still my favorite game ever, and will remain special to me - Eguchi's initial idea to create a communication game really has produced fruit with 2020!
Finally, I put together an indoor maze in my house, since there's really no room for anything on the island unless I redecorate, which I might do in the future. For now, I thought this would be a fun sequel to my Indoor Maze I did in City Folk. Feel free to check out the videos below if you're interested! And never stop Crossing!
