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Utopia is a peaceful little island nestled alone in the sea with an amazing community built around making the perfect place to live!
The island town was founded March 19th, 2020, and has been around since. Though the Resident Representative Micheal is known for disappearing for months at a time, he always returns to polish up any of the island that has been neglected while he's gone.
Each day, someone from the island is going to tell you about their day! Who might it be?
Resident Rep Micheal?
Resident Cathy?
Or one of the 10 animal residents who call Utopia home?
(Including Megan!)
The island town was founded March 19th, 2020, and has been around since. Though the Resident Representative Micheal is known for disappearing for months at a time, he always returns to polish up any of the island that has been neglected while he's gone.
Each day, someone from the island is going to tell you about their day! Who might it be?
Resident Rep Micheal?
Resident Cathy?
Or one of the 10 animal residents who call Utopia home?
(Including Megan!)
January 25, 2023
Howdy folks, its Resident Rep Micheal R. Smells, coming to tell you what's what in Utopia!
Alright, so maybe I shouldn't be the one to tell you what's what, considering I disappeared from town after Toy Day, slept through the New Years celebrations, and overall have been living under a rock for the past couple months, but that's not bad! Under rocks are very important meeting grounds, just ask The Council. Actually, don't ask them anything, and don't tell them I told you that either.
Today, Blathers asked me to create the newest museum display. Since the holidays are gone and the fossil exhibit has been seeing low foot-traffic lately, he thought a dig-your-own-gyroid site would be the perfect way to get more animals in the museum! Alright, he said fossils originally, but Brewster suggested gyroids. They're cheaper, easier to find, and Blathers wouldn't flip his lid if one got broken, unlike a fossil. The dig site was easy enough to put together: just bury some gyroids, fragments, and litter around some smaller fossils to catch people's attentions and get them to ask questions. I even helped design the cutest little info graphic, which Blathers very much enjoyed! It's actually a first for Utopia to have a dig-your-own site. Usually, this would've just been a seating area, so I think this is a job well done for me, and makes up for me missing my daily coffee with Brewster for so long!
I was very happy to see my best friend Shari today. She invited me over to hang out, and we had a good chat! Catching up, messing around, playing some games, you know the drill. Sure was an enjoyable time, despite her fish insisting on staring into our souls. Speaking of souls, Shari told me something about hearing scuttling beneath the floorboards of her house and in the eaves of her roof- but I told her not to worry! The Council gets a little chilly in the winter, and their subordinates need places to stay warm.
Then I went to check on my favorite Lazy Cat: Bob! He was reading his comics, as per usual, but I can't help but doubt if he can actually read. I mean, the pages were upside down and half the words on the pages were covered in crumbs. That said, he is one of our favorites here, our lovable Bob, and we wouldn't change him for the world. He offered me some gnocchi to eat, which he must've gotten the recipe from Kidd, who'd just given me it earlier. Guess the whole island is caught up in gnocchi fever, because he told me that Cathy has begun selling it at her restaurant! Clearly he was happy about it- he was drooling over the idea of eating food while eating food.
Judy and I didn't get a chance to talk today. We saw one another, but I didn't want to disturb her. She stood in the enchanted forest singing into the wind. I couldn't tell if she was singing for fun, or singing for the ghost that's rumored to live up there. Regardless, her song was beautiful. I think I recognized it as the song that Marina used to sing before she moved back home in the sea. Maybe Judy was just missing her friend...
The night ended on a high note with me spotting the aurora over TinyTown. It was absolutely gorgeous and quite a rare sight considering how little I leave my house nowadays. I do hope the residents of TinyTown enjoyed it just as much as I do. I can't help but wonder... do bugs and crustaceans enjoy the sky as much as us humans and animals do? They must look up there and wonder where they came from just as we do. That said, it was cold as all heck outside, so I can understand them not wanting to see the aurora.
Welp, that's it for today. Happy to be back folks! Hey, if you're lucky I might be able to convince someone else to write tomorrows post. I totally am NOT just trying to have an excuse to not write this tomorrow, tooooootally.
Howdy folks, its Resident Rep Micheal R. Smells, coming to tell you what's what in Utopia!
Alright, so maybe I shouldn't be the one to tell you what's what, considering I disappeared from town after Toy Day, slept through the New Years celebrations, and overall have been living under a rock for the past couple months, but that's not bad! Under rocks are very important meeting grounds, just ask The Council. Actually, don't ask them anything, and don't tell them I told you that either.
Today, Blathers asked me to create the newest museum display. Since the holidays are gone and the fossil exhibit has been seeing low foot-traffic lately, he thought a dig-your-own-gyroid site would be the perfect way to get more animals in the museum! Alright, he said fossils originally, but Brewster suggested gyroids. They're cheaper, easier to find, and Blathers wouldn't flip his lid if one got broken, unlike a fossil. The dig site was easy enough to put together: just bury some gyroids, fragments, and litter around some smaller fossils to catch people's attentions and get them to ask questions. I even helped design the cutest little info graphic, which Blathers very much enjoyed! It's actually a first for Utopia to have a dig-your-own site. Usually, this would've just been a seating area, so I think this is a job well done for me, and makes up for me missing my daily coffee with Brewster for so long!
I was very happy to see my best friend Shari today. She invited me over to hang out, and we had a good chat! Catching up, messing around, playing some games, you know the drill. Sure was an enjoyable time, despite her fish insisting on staring into our souls. Speaking of souls, Shari told me something about hearing scuttling beneath the floorboards of her house and in the eaves of her roof- but I told her not to worry! The Council gets a little chilly in the winter, and their subordinates need places to stay warm.
Then I went to check on my favorite Lazy Cat: Bob! He was reading his comics, as per usual, but I can't help but doubt if he can actually read. I mean, the pages were upside down and half the words on the pages were covered in crumbs. That said, he is one of our favorites here, our lovable Bob, and we wouldn't change him for the world. He offered me some gnocchi to eat, which he must've gotten the recipe from Kidd, who'd just given me it earlier. Guess the whole island is caught up in gnocchi fever, because he told me that Cathy has begun selling it at her restaurant! Clearly he was happy about it- he was drooling over the idea of eating food while eating food.
Judy and I didn't get a chance to talk today. We saw one another, but I didn't want to disturb her. She stood in the enchanted forest singing into the wind. I couldn't tell if she was singing for fun, or singing for the ghost that's rumored to live up there. Regardless, her song was beautiful. I think I recognized it as the song that Marina used to sing before she moved back home in the sea. Maybe Judy was just missing her friend...
The night ended on a high note with me spotting the aurora over TinyTown. It was absolutely gorgeous and quite a rare sight considering how little I leave my house nowadays. I do hope the residents of TinyTown enjoyed it just as much as I do. I can't help but wonder... do bugs and crustaceans enjoy the sky as much as us humans and animals do? They must look up there and wonder where they came from just as we do. That said, it was cold as all heck outside, so I can understand them not wanting to see the aurora.
Welp, that's it for today. Happy to be back folks! Hey, if you're lucky I might be able to convince someone else to write tomorrows post. I totally am NOT just trying to have an excuse to not write this tomorrow, tooooootally.
Animal pixels from here!
Photos all taken by Michealsmells
The Council is Watching
Photos all taken by Michealsmells
The Council is Watching
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