Hi, I'm Sushi-Man, an anime' freak. I read "Love Born Out of Death Part 1," and it really motivated me to make a Harvest Moon fic. It may not be a romance like "Love Born Out of Death," but instead I'm writing about a day in the life of a Harvest Moon farmer. I'm going to name the guy that you name and play as Raymond (a.k.a. Ray), and I'll call the farm Rose Bud Farm. I'll later write a Harvest Moon romance fic. I really hope you enjoy it!
Sushi-Man is (kinda) proud to present,
A Hard Day's Work
Tweet tweet, went the birds. Raymond slowly opened his eyes as he awoke. Ray's dog licked his face, and he was wide awake. It was a bright spring day at Rosebud Farm. "Well, time to get to work," Ray chimed. He ate breakfast and took a bath, then he walked over to his toolbox. Raymond said, "Today I'll be needing my watering can, hoe, and axe." He then put those tools in his back pack, and prepared for a hard day's work.
First, he stopped by Florist Lilia and bought some cabbage seeds. He headed back to his farm and checked his mail. "Wow," Ray exclaimed. He recieved a letter from his good friend, Harris the mailman. It said,
Dear Raymond,
How are you doing? I'm doing great. I have the greatest news. Maria and I are getting married! I hope that you can come, our wedding is on Sunday. I'll see you there!
P.S. I want you to be my best man!
Your friend,
Postman Harris
"Wow!" Ray was amazed. "I'm so happy for them. I can't wait for Sunday to come. Well, back to work," Ray said. Ray used his hoe to make the land perfect for planting. Then he took out his seeds and spread them across the tilled soil. After the seeds were snug in the earth, Ray watered the cabbage seeds and then headed out to Moon Mountain. Once he got there, Ray chopped some wood for the greenhouse he had been saving up for. After that task was complete, Raymond headed to the river. There he met his other friend, the fisherman. "Hi! How's it going?" the fisherman asked. "I'm doing great," Ray replied. "Say, how would you like this fish I caught yesterday?" the fisherman asked. Ray was very happy. "Sure, I'd love it! Thank you very much!" Ray said. Raymond and the fisherman said their goodbyes, and Ray headed off to his farm. At the farm, Ray milked his cow, Milky Way, and sold the milk. Before he knew it, it was 5:00 PM, and the big buff guy came to buy today's crops. "Neat-o," the buff guy said, " this is an extra large load! Well, here's your pay!" The buff guy handed Raymond the pay, and Ray was awestruck. He earned a lot of money that day! Raymond stared at the sky, dreaming of his future and of his past, and he just said, "Thank you, Grandfather..."
Sushi-Man is (kinda) proud to present,
A Hard Day's Work
Tweet tweet, went the birds. Raymond slowly opened his eyes as he awoke. Ray's dog licked his face, and he was wide awake. It was a bright spring day at Rosebud Farm. "Well, time to get to work," Ray chimed. He ate breakfast and took a bath, then he walked over to his toolbox. Raymond said, "Today I'll be needing my watering can, hoe, and axe." He then put those tools in his back pack, and prepared for a hard day's work.
First, he stopped by Florist Lilia and bought some cabbage seeds. He headed back to his farm and checked his mail. "Wow," Ray exclaimed. He recieved a letter from his good friend, Harris the mailman. It said,
Dear Raymond,
How are you doing? I'm doing great. I have the greatest news. Maria and I are getting married! I hope that you can come, our wedding is on Sunday. I'll see you there!
P.S. I want you to be my best man!
Your friend,
Postman Harris
"Wow!" Ray was amazed. "I'm so happy for them. I can't wait for Sunday to come. Well, back to work," Ray said. Ray used his hoe to make the land perfect for planting. Then he took out his seeds and spread them across the tilled soil. After the seeds were snug in the earth, Ray watered the cabbage seeds and then headed out to Moon Mountain. Once he got there, Ray chopped some wood for the greenhouse he had been saving up for. After that task was complete, Raymond headed to the river. There he met his other friend, the fisherman. "Hi! How's it going?" the fisherman asked. "I'm doing great," Ray replied. "Say, how would you like this fish I caught yesterday?" the fisherman asked. Ray was very happy. "Sure, I'd love it! Thank you very much!" Ray said. Raymond and the fisherman said their goodbyes, and Ray headed off to his farm. At the farm, Ray milked his cow, Milky Way, and sold the milk. Before he knew it, it was 5:00 PM, and the big buff guy came to buy today's crops. "Neat-o," the buff guy said, " this is an extra large load! Well, here's your pay!" The buff guy handed Raymond the pay, and Ray was awestruck. He earned a lot of money that day! Raymond stared at the sky, dreaming of his future and of his past, and he just said, "Thank you, Grandfather..."