Thank you so much to /u/spggodd who sent me such meaningful and well thought out gifts! He put a lot of effort into each present to make it relevant to my interests and things I had mentioned in reddit comments.

3D jigsaw puzzles of famous landmarks - I love travelling so this is a very fitting gift! The message said "The jigsaw represents (hopefully) some of the world wonders you've seen...". I have seen the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben, but although I've been to Florence I haven't seen Pisa! You're right, I will have to see it before it topples over ;)

A toy geraffe - I've got to admit when I first opened this I was like 'huh?' but once I read the letter at the end, it all fell into place and I thought it was so funny. I wrote that one of my favourite reddit moments was the 'Geraffes are dumb' comment (stupid long horses), so I now have a perfect piece of reddit memorabilia. Even better, spggodd said that he searched high and low for a giraffe that wasn't ridiculously expensive and included photos of his giraffe finds!

Skittles - This was another 'huh?' moment, but then I read the letter and my instructions were to dig holes, bury the skittles and grow a rainbow. Aha! I mentioned another of my favourite reddit moments was when the Army Private was caught with Skittles. Very, very funny - I hope to have grown a magnificent rainbow (with a pot of gold) by SS 16!

Incense sticks - I like Buddhism and meditation so these are incense sticks will be well used, thanks so much! They smell wonderful too. Also, I appreciate the 'not hanging around' aspect ;)

Felt tip pens - I made a comment a few weeks ago that I have a penpal in South Korea so spggodd sent me a pack of felt tip pens to brighten up my next letter! Good detective work :) I also love stationery, the more pens the better as far as I'm concerned!

And finally, I have a lots of books that I haven't read yet so I asked my SS not get me any, and I also mentioned that I like Chris Hadfield. So spggodd recommended Chris Hadfield's book "Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth". I have just checked it out and looks amazing! It is my New Year's resolution to read a book a week so I will definitely read it in 2016. Thanks for the rec :D

Thanks again SS, you did a steller job. I hope you get lots of Elf awards! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy new year.