It turned out to be a surprisingly nice day, all things considered. Poland had some doubts about spending Fat Thursday with Germany (the guy was so stiff iron was bendy in comparision), but those proved quite unfounded. That is, Germany had been stiff and awkward, and well, Germany, but wasn’t opposed to eating pączki.
Come to think of it, he had been kind of cute. He actually made the treats, which was like totally super cute and awesome. Poland didn’t neglect to tell this Germany and had quite a lot of fun seeing the other nation blush like a tomato.
“It’s like totally easy,” Poland said. “Come on, say it with me: pączek.”
“D-don’t be silly,” Germany said and promptly took a bite of a Berliner just to be sure Poland wouldn’t harass him like that. He had tried to say the stupid word several times already and couldn’t get it right.
Re: Poland/Germany - Fat Thursday
anonymous
December 18 2009, 11:26:59 UTC
That was adorable, anon! <3 I love how you wrote those two. Plus I loved how Poland was trying to get Germany to pronounce that word correctly. xD Ahahaha, don't worry, I probably couldn't pronounce 'Pączek' either.
Oh lol, the ending was win as well. <3
Cripes, I want to eat donuts now. :c And it's 1:26 AM. x'D
Re: Poland/Germany - Fat Thursday
anonymous
December 18 2009, 21:28:36 UTC
Writeranon is glad you liked it. :) Poland would so try to do that, wouldn't he? (Though it wasn't my idea. The person who made the request suggested it.)
Re: Poland/Germany - Fat Thursday
anonymous
December 26 2009, 05:41:59 UTC
Damn, what I wouldn't give for a pączek now... gaaaaagh... the fluffy dough... the jam... the sugar glaze... aaaaaaaa... I think I need to cry. (Anon is on the wrong freakin continent for pączki)
Oh, and Poland trying to teach Germany to pronounce it is so unexpectedly cute.
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It turned out to be a surprisingly nice day, all things considered. Poland had some doubts about spending Fat Thursday with Germany (the guy was so stiff iron was bendy in comparision), but those proved quite unfounded. That is, Germany had been stiff and awkward, and well, Germany, but wasn’t opposed to eating pączki.
Come to think of it, he had been kind of cute. He actually made the treats, which was like totally super cute and awesome. Poland didn’t neglect to tell this Germany and had quite a lot of fun seeing the other nation blush like a tomato.
“It’s like totally easy,” Poland said. “Come on, say it with me: pączek.”
“D-don’t be silly,” Germany said and promptly took a bite of a Berliner just to be sure Poland wouldn’t harass him like that. He had tried to say the stupid word several times already and couldn’t get it right.
“It’s like ‘ą’,” Poland ( ... )
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Oh lol, the ending was win as well. <3
Cripes, I want to eat donuts now. :c And it's 1:26 AM. x'D
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There is only one solution: Central European Threesome.
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Oh, and Poland trying to teach Germany to pronounce it is so unexpectedly cute.
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