Animal Crossing: The Newonsons & # 39; s notice board may be a battlefield

When my husband and I first left our parents' home, we signed a lease agreement on a two-bedroom apartment. It was a wonderful time; we learned to cook, do household chores, and bought a whiteboard joint that we vowed to be important communications. Within a week, we had decided to just dongs and swear words about it.

Initially, the tavern board was a lot of fun in the apartment. Everyone, including our roommates, made fun of the shacks and cheeks we spit on their faces.

That is, until the second week, when my brother came into the kitchen and found me on a white board, with a marker on my hand and one phone on the other. I was looking at the anatomy drawing and carefully inserting the strap. I have been told that my tongue was sticking out and my lump was twisted in frustration.

"Hey, Cass, can I talk to you a second?" he asked, and the polite conversation that resulted resulted in our bad works eventually. That is, until seven years later, when I bought it Crossing the Animals: New Horizons. Tom Nook, a fool, bought his big ol '# 39; s bulletin board and put it in the city square, and let my husband and I make him immediately suspicious of turning it into a battlefield.

Things started innocently. My husband Aaron set up his tent on our island of Harga, but he soon left the small town to play Eternal Judgment like a rock. This gave me a push for things. I tried to set a standard of self-respect, clear communication.

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While Aaron laughed a lot at fighting the Marauders and saving the Earth, I went ahead and found the island suspended. I built our own Nook & # 39; s Cranny store for my iron, sweat, and tears. Iron nuggets are a very rare resource in the first game, and if a player is unsure how to collect 30 nuggets for their store, it could be a development bottle. (Take it, like, four Nook Miles tickets to travel enough get all those ASAP stats.)

I loaned Able Sisters to our island for a recurring purchase. I traveled around the world, finding every fruit we could dream of. All right. It's not like I'm annoying this or anything.

For himself, Aaron, he is so much more than a physical thinker. When he finally hit The judgment and he joined me on my tour of the island, and began to paint the signs of his great face. He has removed most of them, out of embarrassment, and because he painted his groom hanging and I don't want people coming to my island to see his love change with his balls. But few treasures remain on our board as his legacy.

For example, there was a time when I told him that I was not going to put out a large network of colleagues and friends who offered me very high prices all week. The stock market is a serious business, so Aaron left me these messages to find out the morning after my joke threat.

Photo: Nintendo EPD / Nintendo via Polygon

Photo: Nintendo EPD / Nintendo via Polygon

Personally, I like to keep Aaron on his toes by changing things up. I left a sweet, toxic note on the board and waited for him to notice and thank me. Afterwards, I followed with a surprise zinger.

Photo: Nintendo EPD / Nintendo via Polygon

Photo: Nintendo EPD / Nintendo via Polygon

I'm sure no one else on the island likes this. Half the time I talked to the locals, they talked about how cool Aaron was, and how much pressure he could put on the bench. I think they are trying to build a stronger bond between us, so those who experience this thing every time they go to see whose birthday is coming.

It's too bad! Running on a notice board and seeing a small bird placed on top is one of the highlights of my day, because it means my loving husband has left little bon mot to me. It is a unique word of love that goes back to our first days together. Yes, posts on the notice board may be a little surprising. My deepest apologies to everyone who has proven it in the past, present, or future.