Heaven In Your Mouth...

Time seemed to move slowly when you're anticipating something. When I reached home yesterday, I went straight to my son (who went for the study trip to a chocolate factory) and asked him how the trip went. He said it was OK.

You see, my son has a problem of explaining things. You ask him to describe something, everything will come out as OK. He gets so frustrated at being unable to find the words that he slaps his head, I keep reminding him not to do it but it's like second nature to him. He also gets so excited whenever he sees something exciting on TV, he would shake his hands uncontrollably.

Now, I'm used to all this but for people who are new to it, they find it kinda alarming. He has problems with his motor skills and he does things very slowly. When I see my sons playing football in the field, he behaves and runs like a 5 year old and the younger fellow ends up having the responsibility of looking after him.

My youngest son knows his brother's condition. He asked me why and I could never find the right words to explain to him. All I said was his abang is very special, he needs more supervision and there will be a time when he will have to take care of his brother when I'm no longer around. He's still too young to understand, but I'm hoping he will eventually understand...

OK, back to my anticipation. Actually, I was expecting him to bring loads and loads of goodies from the chocolate factory! Alas, it was only a small box aka mini chocolates (imagine my disappointment... hehe). Anyway, I've never tried Beryl's chocolate before. All this while I thought Beryl's is a low class brand.


Imagine my surprise when I tried it, it was heavenly. I may not be a chocolate connoisseur, but I know a good chocolate when I taste one. The chocolate is very rich, you could even tell it's made from pure cocoa powder! It's different from Cadbury; Cadbury is too sweet. I normally go for Van Houten but after this, I'm definitely buying Beryl's :D

Their tag line nicely sums it up ~ Heaven in your mouth with Beryl's fine chocolate! They buy their cocoa beans from Ghana, apparently the world's finest cocoa beans. I didn't know that! The things you learn when you visit places :D
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