Cadbury's Dairy Milk is my favorite chocolate. I like almost all the variants of this product. Weired though, but i never like to buy this chocolate for myself. i do it for others, but if i want to eat it, i prefer it to be gifted to me. there are so many stories in my life attached to this sweet chocolate. i remember when i was doing my engineering, my hostel room wall, the area belonging to me on that was covered with different sizes of dairy milk wrapers, alongwith shahrukh khan's posters throughout my stay over there.
I held so many wrappers over the years with me, collected from my board days, my 18th birthday celebration and many more such beautiful events. but lately i discarded them all.
So, i was saying i like to eat this chocolate more if its gifted, never mind if its bought by my own money but i love it if someone else buy it on my behalf and give it to me. the latest flavor of this chocolate to be introduced is Dairy Milk Silk. i was so tempted to taste it but was waiting for someone to gift it. and its very rare that i ask someone to do it for me.well, the wait got over last month when a friend of mine gave me the Dairy Milk Silk Raost Almond. i was so happy to receive it. but i did not eat it immediately, because there's one more face to this drama. i love to savor this creation of sweetness slowly, at leisure and preferably alone, i mean i don't really like sharing it with others except for the kids because they are sweet too.so, i was awaiting such peaceful time to come.
last week, when charvi and I went to Banglore, i kept it in my purse and when the flight took off, my wait got over. i took out the slab of dairy milk silk and enjoyed the experience bit by bit with closed eyes and the sense of chocolate melting and slipping down through my mouth. i gave Charvi another chocolate, but still she insisted to have a share from mine too, so i gave her two squares..its not square actually, its like a mount, beautiful mount which melts like sugar candy when put in the mouth.i thouroughly enjoyed the experience of having my favorite chocolate and that too gifted..
Oh sweet god, bless them all..those who make this chocolate and those who gift it to me...and also those who don't gift it to me...bless them all...
I held so many wrappers over the years with me, collected from my board days, my 18th birthday celebration and many more such beautiful events. but lately i discarded them all.
So, i was saying i like to eat this chocolate more if its gifted, never mind if its bought by my own money but i love it if someone else buy it on my behalf and give it to me. the latest flavor of this chocolate to be introduced is Dairy Milk Silk. i was so tempted to taste it but was waiting for someone to gift it. and its very rare that i ask someone to do it for me.well, the wait got over last month when a friend of mine gave me the Dairy Milk Silk Raost Almond. i was so happy to receive it. but i did not eat it immediately, because there's one more face to this drama. i love to savor this creation of sweetness slowly, at leisure and preferably alone, i mean i don't really like sharing it with others except for the kids because they are sweet too.so, i was awaiting such peaceful time to come.
last week, when charvi and I went to Banglore, i kept it in my purse and when the flight took off, my wait got over. i took out the slab of dairy milk silk and enjoyed the experience bit by bit with closed eyes and the sense of chocolate melting and slipping down through my mouth. i gave Charvi another chocolate, but still she insisted to have a share from mine too, so i gave her two squares..its not square actually, its like a mount, beautiful mount which melts like sugar candy when put in the mouth.i thouroughly enjoyed the experience of having my favorite chocolate and that too gifted..
Oh sweet god, bless them all..those who make this chocolate and those who gift it to me...and also those who don't gift it to me...bless them all...
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