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[ After being tipped off by a very aggravated man complaining about a crazy Polish idiot, Lithuania couldn't help but see if a certain someone's number was in his phone. After scrolling through his contact list a ways, there indeed was that familiar name, though it had been a while since he'd seen it in text like that. This whole thing is weird, though, so he can't help but make sure it's exactly who he thinks it is. ]
Poland if this is you, please reply.
Poland if this is you, please reply.
[Poland frowns at his phone and freakin' technology. It takes him a moment to even figure out how to even read the message.
Then it takes him a moment to figure out how to reply. But he does.]
who is dis???
[It was hard enough to just get to the message. Let alone knowing who called.]
Then it takes him a moment to figure out how to reply. But he does.]
who is dis???
[It was hard enough to just get to the message. Let alone knowing who called.]
After noticing your latest post in which an accident occurred, I am somewhat tentative on contacting you for an inquiry of cannons. The University revealed to be quite short on mechanical and ballistics engineering; in fact, all classes run for 30 minutes at the most with no labratory session. The professors appear sub-par, and I highly doubt one would ever learn how to construct one through them. However, if you are still interested in testing a cannon against the barrier that surrounds Holly Heights, I have another proposal. Simply enough, think and want for a business to be in town that specializes in constructing and selling all types of cannons. You may even wish for the business to be owned by yourself, although if one does appear I suggest you regulate how many are produced and to whom they would be sold. Certainly, many businesses including Jo's bar, the privately owned pizzaria, and the new Stark Industries have simply appeared in a similar fashion. If you truly want for this business, there appears to be little evidence that it would not appear.
Sincerely,
Eiki Shiki, 1416
Sincerely,
Eiki Shiki, 1416
Edited (Whoops) 2012-06-09 04:59 (UTC)
[ Sometime after 9PM on the night of the bonfire, a medium sized basket is placed on your stoop; its contents covered with a soft blanket. Underneath is a small dragon, sleeping soundly, along with a small card that simply states:
Thank you for participating. Here is a token of my appreciation. ]
Thank you for participating. Here is a token of my appreciation. ]
[so! it's been a week. skeletons or no skeletons, Murasa never forgets about things like this.]
hey.
hey.
[ Normally, he'd walk over and give a birthday gift in person, but due to recent events, the awkwardness in greeting Poland face to face is a little too much. He truly does feel bad about not stopping by; it's the first time in a long time he hasn't been with his friend on his birthday, so it's a little melancholy just walking to his mailbox holding his gift to put it in, not seeing Poland's face when he sees it, not knowing if it's good enough or not.
It's a pretty plain gift, so he can sort of expect Poland will want something else. The inside of the gift is a bottle of lotion, picked with uncertainty, wrapped in a shawl scarf. Attached to it with a safety pin what he's using in lieu of a card. ]
It's a pretty plain gift, so he can sort of expect Poland will want something else. The inside of the gift is a bottle of lotion, picked with uncertainty, wrapped in a shawl scarf. Attached to it with a safety pin what he's using in lieu of a card. ]
[Some time after their conversation, there will be an anonymous gift left in Poland's mailbox.
That gift? A dictionary with a note in blue that just says Try reading it :::;)]
That gift? A dictionary with a note in blue that just says Try reading it :::;)]
( Addressed to the house is a basket of homemade sweets to be shared with the house. The snacks include turrón, mantecados, and candied orange peels.
Poland will receive a wooden puzzle. )
Poland will receive a wooden puzzle. )
¡Felicidades!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. When the weather is warm again, let's play some football.
Sincerely,
españa
[A package is left on the doorstep, wrapped in brightly colored wrapping paper with a bow on top. Inside of the box is a chocolate bar, a small robot, a Sealand nobility pack, and a red Sealand shirt. Also, there is a letter attached that reads:]
"Dear Poland,
Merry Christmas! I hope you like everything I sent you! It's some of my favorite stuff. I hope you have a great Christmas!
-The Principality of Sealand
P.S.: Lithuania has a matching shirt!"
"Dear Poland,
Merry Christmas! I hope you like everything I sent you! It's some of my favorite stuff. I hope you have a great Christmas!
-The Principality of Sealand
P.S.: Lithuania has a matching shirt!"
Neutrality means treating everyone equally - which means every nation here is getting a gift from Switzerland.
Inside a package left in the mailbox, he will find: A short note wishing him a Merry Christmas, an angel, a tin of home made cookies, respberry almond meringue, and a tin of home made Swiss chocolate bars.
He'll also find a bottle of Dettling Wildkirsche, one of Switzerland's best liquors as a nod to their... discussions... about liquor from their countries.
Inside a package left in the mailbox, he will find: A short note wishing him a Merry Christmas, an angel, a tin of home made cookies, respberry almond meringue, and a tin of home made Swiss chocolate bars.
He'll also find a bottle of Dettling Wildkirsche, one of Switzerland's best liquors as a nod to their... discussions... about liquor from their countries.
[Lookie here! A nice tiny box wrapped in red wrapping paper! On top of the box is a big green bow, and beside it is a note]
Merry Christmas! Hope you feel like a king with it on!
Happy Holidays,
???
[Inside the box is a pretty tiara! Merry Christmas!]
Merry Christmas! Hope you feel like a king with it on!
Happy Holidays,
???
[Inside the box is a pretty tiara! Merry Christmas!]
[ Whether you've been naughty or nice, Hong Kong wants you to have a very Merry Christmas and happiest holidays. The best way to do this, of course, is via eating sweets that have been lovingly and tenderly hand-crafted for you and by imbibing a little mulled wine. If you're underage, you get some apple cider. Which is just as festive! Warm it up, sit in front of your tree, and eat the heads off some gingerbread people as you wait for Santa to come knocking. Or sliding down your chimney, whichever. Included with the package is a card wishing you a "Happy Christmas!"
Poland's gift wouldn't be complete without a touch of fabulosity, so Hong Kong's also gotten him a fabulous tiara!! ]
Poland's gift wouldn't be complete without a touch of fabulosity, so Hong Kong's also gotten him a fabulous tiara!! ]
[ In Japan, gift giving is quite an important part of his culture in general. But being newer to Holly Heights, and unsure what exactly everyone would want (or need), he decides to go neutral with most this year in regards to the presents he gives. Despite that, in your mailbox will be an attractively wrapped box full of onigiri, made by Japan himself. An attached note shall read:
"This is but a trifle, but... Merry Christmas from me to you. ♫ -Japan" ]
"This is but a trifle, but... Merry Christmas from me to you. ♫ -Japan" ]
[Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! It is a time of generosity, and so Vietnam would like to share some food that one can share with family and friends. A basket will be discovered on your doorstep containing bánh chuối nướng (a Vietnamese style baked banana cake/pudding) and a can of sweetened condensed milk to go with it. One will also discover some bánh quy bơ quế (butter cookies with the best Vietnamese cinnamon she can get her hands on), and an assortment of mứt (candied fruit preserves) for the New Year.
Poland's cookies also get a bit more bling, as Vietnam added in some pretty edible metallic sparkles. A card is included:]
Poland,
Chúc Mừng Giáng Sinh! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
May you have a prosperous new year, and a wonderful holiday season! I hope you stay bright and happy.
Vietnam
Poland's cookies also get a bit more bling, as Vietnam added in some pretty edible metallic sparkles. A card is included:]
Poland,
Chúc Mừng Giáng Sinh! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
May you have a prosperous new year, and a wonderful holiday season! I hope you stay bright and happy.
Vietnam
[ there's a neatly wrapped package with Poland's name on it. inside is a scarf. there is also a neatly written note: ]
Merry Christmas.
-Alto
[ Alanya will probably wake up to a dragon plushie by her side, a red ribbon tied on its neck. there's no note or anything, it's just placed next to her. it seems the sender doesn't want to be known ]
Merry Christmas.
-Alto
[ Alanya will probably wake up to a dragon plushie by her side, a red ribbon tied on its neck. there's no note or anything, it's just placed next to her. it seems the sender doesn't want to be known ]
[ Inside the mailbox itself, he'll find a packet full of Cristmas cookies handmade by her... while at the mailbox's feet, there will be a rather heavy box wrapped in white and red striped paper with a golden ribbon on top.
Upon opening it, he will find the whole Twilight saga books, plus DVDs of all the movies.
Also, a note. ]
Upon opening it, he will find the whole Twilight saga books, plus DVDs of all the movies.
Also, a note. ]
I hope you will like the series. You may watch it with whoever you like. Merry Christmas.
- Hanako[ In Lithuania's gift basket, there will be a large kaledu pyragas bread, as well as a dark, heavy chocolate bar. Also, tied in a little red cellophane sack are some ausuki, though considerably less burnt than the picture. There's a decent-size ornament attached to the handle of the basket too.
This all being the things he gives everyone, and the whole 1400 family getting one basket (well, the ones he knows anyway), there are several cellophane bags with different gifts in them. For Alanya, there's a sweater. Umeda gets a glasses case with a care kit inside. Poland's gift, by far the most expensive, is a tiara, as promised (he helped him win his recent earnings, so he deserves the brunt of it), and two skating rink tickets.
Lining the basket is a thin sheet of bandana like material, and a note is safety-pinned to the front. ]
This all being the things he gives everyone, and the whole 1400 family getting one basket (well, the ones he knows anyway), there are several cellophane bags with different gifts in them. For Alanya, there's a sweater. Umeda gets a glasses case with a care kit inside. Poland's gift, by far the most expensive, is a tiara, as promised (he helped him win his recent earnings, so he deserves the brunt of it), and two skating rink tickets.
Lining the basket is a thin sheet of bandana like material, and a note is safety-pinned to the front. ]
Linksmų Kalėdų ir laimingų Naujųjų Metų,
We should use these after the new year. Please don't send me an angry letter about how none of this is Polish. Hopefully by the time the holidays roll around next year, we'll be home instead of here. I guess spending the holidays together anywhere isn't so bad, though. I hope you eat well.
-Lithuania
[Poland has received the following presents with a little note saying the following:
To follow the local customs here, the Roman Empire has given you Christmas gifts! May our friendship continue to be strong!
Poland has received the follow presents from Rome:
Jar of Salt
Olive Oil
A Bottle of Red Wine]
To follow the local customs here, the Roman Empire has given you Christmas gifts! May our friendship continue to be strong!
Poland has received the follow presents from Rome:
Jar of Salt
Olive Oil
A Bottle of Red Wine]
[ Since he's not exactly familiar with Valentines day except what he's heard and what he sort of knows. Though Valentine's is a friendship holiday, Lithuania thinks this is what most people do so it works for everyone.
Anyway, he bought a ton of sweets from France for his daughters, but figures it'd be nice to spread them on to others. So he's sent Poland a box of four cakes and another with six cupcakes, with Happy Valentine's, scrawled on the top of one of them, From Lithuania. ]
Anyway, he bought a ton of sweets from France for his daughters, but figures it'd be nice to spread them on to others. So he's sent Poland a box of four cakes and another with six cupcakes, with Happy Valentine's, scrawled on the top of one of them, From Lithuania. ]
[ Look at all these treats, Poland! A lovely flower arrangement, a colourful fruit bouquet. Chocolates... random peeps. And a song in your name!
"Poland
It has been so long
but here we are
Oh Poland
we get to spend
more time together
So let's watch movies
and make delicious cakes
together
Poland
You're a very good friend
and I'm glad you're here
with me" ]
"Poland
It has been so long
but here we are
Oh Poland
we get to spend
more time together
So let's watch movies
and make delicious cakes
together
Poland
You're a very good friend
and I'm glad you're here
with me" ]
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