Bottle Beverage – a personal habituated aesthetic

   I was walking to pick up 11 little cans of Pokka Jasmine Green Tea today and the virtues of bottled beverages appealed to me.   -B-R-E-A-K- I’m listening to Pole Folder’s – Zero Gold released on Bedrock maybe about a year ago. Amazing, Amazing Record… The synths are amazing, and it’s touching my soul.  Let’s get back to the program. So, When I departed to Israel this winter I traveled on a Greyhound bus to New York after dinner with Sayan. The bus ride was extremely warm and smug and we stopped off at a truck stop as a storm was approaching. Somehow, I found salvation in Vitamin Water. The flavored water with extremely clever modern marketing. I loved Vitamin Water and was happy to find it in Israel. Sadly, the marketing doesn’t reflect a genuine product as the is comprised of ungenerous amounts of fructose making it soda-like.   In Israel I discovered superior flavored waters. They have amazing Nana (mint-like) water with vitamins, as well as basic flavored water. It’s simple habitual consumptions like this that make me feel at home at a place. The main point is that the bottled flavored waters in United States are inferior to those of Israel. But, I have found this sweet jasmine green tea produced by Pokka and it’s amazing. But then again it’s Chinese in origin.