Island of Takoyaki

[Fridaynightcatlady]

Today was another lovely day in Takoyaki! Roswell had me and Wendy over at his place! His place is very cool (there's even a pool table an everything!). He made us some (soft) drinks for Wendy and me and we had a lovely chat. Turns out Roswell is a big music fan. He's really into K.K. Slider's Jazz album and he wants us all to go watch him perform soon. Apparently, he'll be here Saturday, but it seems he also performs as a D.J. on another island not far from here. Wendy's kinda hesitant (not her vibe), but I'm willing to try it out! ​

I then decided to take the train today and have dinner at this restaurant called "Kintaro", instead of eating leftovers. It's great! They have some amazing noodles and sushi. I had some lovely ramen with some pork cutlets, some egg and mushrooms (and it was pretty spicy! ). I had never been here before, but Wart Jr. insisted I should come (apparently, him and Billy come here often. Even after dark! Seems like the restaurant is seemingly a bar after hours, too).

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On my way home I ran into Kiki! Or rather, I scared the bejeezus out of her! Poor thing, I didn't mean to scare her! I told her it's a bad idea to stay up late watching scary movies (the one time we did that movie marathon at my place, at least we had a slumber party!). It doesn't help that we keep hearing more noises coming from the abandoned tent near the forest. Isabelle and Mr.Nook have announced they will be closing the entrances because it's not safe... Seemingly, two cops (Cooper and Booker, I think?) will be coming over to investigate. Last year, a couple of people went missing! I know I shouldn't, but I may take a peek soon... ​

 

[Fridaynightcatlady]

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It's late and it's time to go to bed (I know my room is a mess, please don't judge me! ). I should've listened to my own advice and not stay up late reading scary manga... . I wonder what exciting things will happen tomorrow in Takoyaki! ​

 

[Fridaynightcatlady]

Today was a surprisingly hot day, so I decided to dress appropriately . You can tell that spring is making its way in full force! I decided to walk around the rice paddy fields! Usually, you'll find Joan and her grand daughter wondering around the fields, too. They bring Turnips from back home but they will also work the fields in Takoyaki.

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I bumped into Renée near the convini store. Seriously, I can't imagine someone hoarding up 40 fish in an aquarium! (Unless they were really baby fish ).

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This conversation with Renée made me wanna do a little fishin' around. So I grabbed my cane and decided to head near the shore.

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The wonders a cold can of apple juice can do at the end of a long day... ​