Normally my country doesn't celebrate it either. Just like how we have nothing to do with Chrismas but people outside celebrate it somehow. Must be the power of the interwebz I guess.

Speaking of spectating people, I like watching people and imagining the previous events, trying to guess how they ended that way.

fittan wrote:

that's cute, can't believe he didn't like it or at least pretend to like it

Let's see.
For chocolate he said "it tastes weird"
For the mug I also knitted a mug cozy and he didn't like that. He told me that he could use the mug only, without that thing around.
For the coffee, it's weird. I myself like bitter coffee so bad. Apparently he was also planning to buy some for me so I ended up ruining his plans. In the end I took my jar of coffee back to home, I have no regrets.

fittan wrote:

that's cute, can't believe he didn't like it or at least pretend to like it

Why would you pretend to like something? If he doesn't like it, he should say that he doesn't like it, but every normal person having ANY kind of feelings wouldn't dislike something made from heart. It's common decency...