Or packing for two weeks away. I hope i'm not the only person who does this but I always over pack. When I fly home i'll have a 20kg suitcase filled to the brim with clothes that I'll never wear. I think this is because I assume i'll wear everything, what if it's sunny? what if it rains? what if i go for a walk in the fields and need my wellies?
I got the train home this time so I packed in terms of what I wanted to drag to the station at 8am. This probably helped me a lot. I had a backpack full of snacks too (polos and a banana, exciting).
In terms of what I packed (besides essentials like laptop and chargers etc) this is the list of clothes I brought:
1 Hoodie / 1 Sweater / 2 Pairs of Jeans / 5 Short Sleeve Tops / 1 Long Sleeve Top
1 Bomber Jacket / 1 Winter Coat / 2 Pairs of Shoes
(And pyjamas, underwear and socks to last you roughly two weeks)
My wardrobe is incredibly minimal which made deciding what to bring quite easy. Also, like i've said before, I'll wear my pyjamas for a good couple of days straight. That way I won't worry about repeating the same outfit too many times.
My suitcase (pictured above) is the dimensions of one you can take in the hold on a plane. This makes it flexible for how i travel back to uni, if i go stay with friends and stuff like that. I also had a small amount of spare room incase i do any shopping and take extra back with me (which is likely, lets be real)
Keep up to date with all my travelling on my instagram @lawhron
Song of the day: Hang up tha Phone - Kiiara
Lauren
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