God, Jessica is soooo lucky! She's living in London right now and she keeps telling me how positively great Kings College is. And how the people look great. How the weather changes. And chocolates. Especially chocolates that she could stock in her room. I mean, I've tasted Hersheys, 3 Musketeers, M&M's and other stuff but nothing quite compares with the chocolates in Europe. There's this one time my dad came back from Europe with chocolates from Belgium!
It was sooo darn heavenly just to pig out on it.
Jessica also told me about this chocolate cafe' where they serve chocolate tea. I can't figure if she's kidding or not but she insists she's had one. I won't be surprised if she comes back from Europe chubbier than usual.
She called me a few days ago. I was totally shocked when she called. I mean, how much do you pay per minute calling from Europe all the way to Asia?
But it was sooo cool of her. She's a bit nuts in the head.
but that's why she became my best friend because she can manage to bring out my fun-loving side.
She called to say that I can pick up the gifts she sent me in her grandparents' house on the 28th. I asked if she also sent chocolate. Yes, she did! I just want to choke her on the phone out of delight!
It's not surprising that women indulge more in chocolate than men do. I mean, it keeps my sanity together.
Shout out to other chocolate-lovers!!!
rippled_water
yup all the vegetable fat in british chocolate instead of cocoa sure does make it taste good. think there was some hoo-harr few years ago about trading descriptions meaning other european countries thought our chocolate should not be descripted as 'choco'late. i could be talking out of my behind. Hersheys and 3 musketeers I thought were American mind you. I can confirm about chocolate tea, I have had some of that (a whole once) and it was good.