When you open a box of chocolates, there's a spread of flavors available. You are going to eat chocolate (you know you are! admit it! you would like chocolate!), but you will not know what you're getting until you bite into it - then it's done. love it or not, you've tasted it.
You never know what life goes to offer you. But you reside nevertheless. So a day - every new experience - are some things you really do not know about until you actually live it. it's going to not be an experience you wish. But you do not know until you've lived it, and by then it's too late to not live it.
Boxed chocolates are almost invariably "assorted", and while most packages provide an identification key for the contents, using this key's by no means foolproof or definitive, and within the end, you actually never know just what you are going to urge.
You have to know the literal meaning of "box of chocolates". They are not so common anymore, but on just one occasion fancy boxes of chocolate-covered candies were the gift of option to mothers and wives on the occasion but albeit the pieces were unwrapped, since they were chocolate covered it had been difficult or impossible to inform if a given piece contained nougat filling, or cherry, or nuts, or whatever. So, when offered you'd take a bit and eat it, unsure of whether the actual piece would be something you wish or something you do not like.