[ 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. ]
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
( christmas gift, backdated to the 25th )
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. ]