I was just reading zDistrict about Chocolate, and got me thinking what it is about the chocolates???
What make people addicted to them and how do everyone remember what they like and what’s the color of the package they want? And if you have noticed every one thinks he/she has found the best chocolate in the world!
I was watching the discovery channel few days ago with my husband about this subject. We ended up thinking about it for a long time. And this is why:
So how much are you ready to pay for chocolate when you know it’s the best chocolate in the world? $2,600 a pound!!! That’s how much the best most expensive chocolate is. So to have only one piece you might be paying between $150-$200!! The chocolates are only available by pre-order.
So do you still think you know how the best chocolate in the world taste??
Welcome everyone to my blog!
Nora-Cassandra! That’s my birth given name.
Where did my name come from? I’m half Finnish and half Kuwaiti, so the name my parents chose for me had to be the right name that worked in both countries.
Nora is a name comes from Noora, which means Honor and Respect in the Finnish language, and also from the name Noor that means to illuminate in Arabic. But I found that The girl’s name Nora \n(o)-ra\ is pronounced NOR-ah. It is of English origin. And it’s short for the Greek name Eleanora that means light! And it’s also used as a feminine form of Norman.
Well that was the boring part of my name. The second part is the interesting part!
Cassandra is a Greek name. Cassandra was a Trojan princess blessed with the gift of prophecy. She foretold the fall of Troy but was unheeded. The name was occasionally used from the Middle Ages until the 18th century. But the name Cassandra means SHE WHO ENTAGLES MEN! I asked my mum why they gave me the name Cassandra even though we don’t have any Greek back round. She said it was just a beautiful name!
I think there is no one else in this world that carries my special name. Nora-Cassandra!
I hope you’ll like some of what I’ll be posting about. Enjoy!
