Bidoof Crossing

I played a little last night after I made my blog post, but the only note worthy thing I did was move Hoppers house to the area I'd moved Velma's and Flora's. I also ended up moving Tucker over there today. As for the daily announcements, Isabelle informed us that today, Olaf would be leaving Nublar, but there was also someone in the campsite!

There were no announcements today, but Isabelle gave us some good advice for today being a Tuesday "be sure to pace yourselves. Don't overdo it!". It's nice that she still finds something to say even when there isn't anything happening. Seeing her support was really cute, I hope she has more elaborate dialogue on other days of the week! Kind of makes me miss Pascal with his wise words of wisdom.

Isabelle gave us a warm welcome this morning, and informed me that Olaf had officially moved in. Like I mentioned yesterday, I'm not the biggest fan of him, so I hope he doesn't stay around too long. In the mail, I received yet another letter from Dodo Airlines, this time containing a DAL Eyemask. I'm really liking all this Dodo swag, I really hope there's more to come!

Our first day in double digits, and the day really lived up to the title with what felt like double the amount of work we completed today! I was pretty confident once the weekend rolled around I'd be able to get a lot of stuff done, and boy was I right. Now let's unpack, because there's a lot to get through.

With Isabelle gone, and all my design courses complete, there wasn't much to do today except hit up the street and look for a client, and that's exactly what I did. Outside were a handful of villagers, being Bill, the MJ homage ant eater (I forget his name), and Erik. Since I have Bill's amiibo card and can design his house whenever I want, and wasn't that interested in MJ's request, I decided to go with Erik. Erik was a villager I loved ever since I saw him in New Leaf (though, I never did get him in my town), so I was really excited to design his house. I chose an exterior plot to help fir his mountain themed home, and off I went to give him his dream home. His exterior wasn't too hard to complete. I just wanted to make a mountainous camp-themed area, which I managed to do - though basic, I really like the exterior. With his exterior complete, I was able to work on the interior. Now, one of the main reasons I was excited for Erik...