Strabucks Philippines 2015 Planner Unboxing

Is it really worth the 18,000 calories?

I was able to get my StarbucksPH 2015 Planner early this year.

So we decided to do an unboxing for those who are still collecting

stickers or are still planning to start collecting.

We also compared it with my 2014 Starbucks Planner just to see the

difference in design approach.

Again, is it really worth it? Watch the video below to find out.

The verdict.

Yes. I like the homey feel of this year's planner.

The planner covers the basics: (1) The 2015 page calendar, (2) The spaces for

daily planning, (3) Note taking pages, (4) Back Pocket Sleeve, (5) Ribbon Bookmark

The things I like most about this planner versus the previous year's are

the following: (1) OMG it comes with a chalk pen and a highlighter

that smells of COFFEE (I wish I was kidding but I'm not), (2) The planner is

now ruled (A big YAY!), (3) It comes with a cute little name tab/bookmark.

I love the over-all look of this year's planner.

Going back to the question, is it really worth it?

I'd say yes! Mainly because this yearly thing gives me the excuse I need

to indulge in nine grande cups of my favorite no-water Chai tea latte with soy milk.

Shout out to Ms. Maureen Lara who claims 50% ownership of the planner

because 7 out 18 stickers were from her.

She decided to go for a different 2015 planner with a more humorous note.

I'm planning to get that same planner as a gift to someone.

Maybe we'll do an unboxing for that as well.

Thanks for watching!

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