Usually I make a post using one or two firm approach, such as define the topic, set the conveyed message, build up outline, then start filling those outline with words and sentences related to the idea I want to deliver.
However today because I really have a headache, I will write this one in a different way. I used to call this method as free flow writing, however I read a week ago that this method sometime called as Pantsing which comes from flying by the seat of your pants. So this one is spontaneous and I do not even know where or how it will be.
I love to take some pictures, although I admit I am a bad photographer. Sometime those shots are intentional, because I start to think like "Hey, this one could be a good topic I could use for writing". Most of them are actually good, but I say most of them, because those "most of them" usually end up in my head, or forever ever after become residents in my draft posts.
So I would share some of those forever ever after in my drafts here, because I need reason to get rid them forever. I got this idea when I visited a groceries some weeks ago, maybe around two months ago
So here they are now:
Why Would You Buy 4x?
I forgot how I ended up looking to this cheese shelf. I think that time I am looking some slices cheese for my bread, and part of it I am looking some shots for my post which today I even forget and lose interest to finish that post. So let them gone now, I just deleted that draft
One of the message I want to share there is about bad habit of groceries here. I know some product are premium and some are economical value, but they should not be put next to one another. For example, this is the same product from different manufacturer, one was sold for 49k rupiah or around 3 USD, and another was sold around 0,7 USD.
I like Anchor better than that Prochiz, so I could understand why the price differed that much, however that was not the case. I believed both should be arranged on different shelf, it was not to discriminate products based on the price, but it was to help their visitors, the buyers, to sort out the products based on the price.
But who am I anyway... Maybe I am too dumb to understand this, so yeah...
Gotta Drink Them All?
I like Pokemon, they are cool and cute at the same time. But his one was something that really sparked something in my head...
I will be honest here. I like those package, the design, the colouring, and how they put those Pokemon in their package. It was fricking awesome. The only thing that I do not like is the taste of the product. I never like Good Day Coffee taste, It is not because they taste bad, but it is not my taste. Too sweet and feel like drinking liquid candy.
I know this is a great idea having a Pokemon Themed Coffee package, very creative and I even Admit it was eye catching. They might want to capture both Pokémon fans and coffee lovers, but that's the thing that bugged me that time.
I just felt that time they were aiming wrong target audience. Those were cheap ones, I did not see people buy cheap product would care if they had Pokemon or not in their coffee sachet. And the design was more appealing to children and young people, who I thought they would not buy these coffee,
Maybe I was wrong that time, but never mind... I just deleted this from my draft.
Ok that's all for today rumbling thought. Thank you for accompanying me by reading this post. I wish you a good day
