yes!! i just finish all my papers today
yeepee!!!
now what i have to do is try to pack all my stuff into boxes and my only luggage i have
well the problem is i bought too much souvenirs
which ended up i cant fit everything in
lol.....T____T
my room now:
way too messy to describe
cupboards and wardrobe are all emptied
no place i could walk my way out of my room
so i have to do some hopping in my small little room
and seriously my room is just so small
that the biggest space i can get were just right for me to put my luggage
now the main problem is to figure out how to pack all my stuff!!!
gosh.. i think i have too many things to pack
when i just came here
i just brought along 1 luggage with me
yet now.....cant fit everything into that bright red luggage
sweat...=______="
guess most of you guys studying oversea will be going back home soon
especially those studying in aus and nz
or maybe you are going on a trip soon
so here's some tips for packing ur luggage
those tips kinda helped me alot
hehehe....hope it will be useful for you guys too
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ways of packing perfectly
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Plan ahead
Avoid packing pitfalls by only bringing items that have an 80% minimum chance of being used—but be sure to plan before you pack. Lay out everything that you think you want to pack on your bed and take a good hard look. That way you can avoid packing, say, three floral tops when you only need one.
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Put your clothes on a diet
Choosing thin clothing that packs flat over thicker, more bulky items makes a huge difference in how much you can fit in your suitcase. Instead of packing a heavy sweater and jeans, try more travel-friendly options, such as Patagonia's Inter-Continental Pants and micro fleece pullover.
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Wear it on
Can’t bear to part with that lucky ski sweater or full-length overcoat during the trip? When traveling with bulky clothing items is unavoidable, make it a rule to wear the most room-eating garments on the plane. After all, who can’t use a little extra protection from the blasting on-flight air conditioning?
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Be a material girl
The secret to looking great once you disembark has as much to do with the type of clothing you pack as with how much shut-eye you get on the plane. Your best bet? Choose wrinkle-resistant fabrics that dry quickly, such as washable silk, nylon and micro-fibers. Cotton is generally less forgiving, as it wrinkles easily and takes longer to dry—especially denim.
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Pack for compatibility
The key to packing light is selecting versatile and interchangeable pieces.Chooses your clothes by focusing on one basic color, such as black, white, brown or khaki, then adds variety with additional tops and accessories that have more color and personality. This approach allows you to pare down the number of garments you need while making it easy to change up your look with creative mixing and matching.
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Do a double take
Increase your packing options with expandable or convertible luggage. In the event that your added gifts and souvenirs leave you facing hefty overweight charges (Think $30 and up) at the check-in counter, you can simply unzip the gear bag from the bin and check in two separate bags.
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Think bling
Spice up a basic outfit with compact accessories, such as belts, jewelry and scarves. These suitcase space-savers add instant color and can easily take an outfit from day to night.
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Scale back on shoes
One easy way to gain more luggage space? Reduce the number of shoes you bring along. Pack only one pair of flats and one pair of heels for every trip. When packing, place shoes toe-to-heel in the bottom of your luggage along the edge, and make the most of the empty spaces inside your footwear by filling them with fragile items wrapped in socks.
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Make your carry-on count
For ease of travel, choose sturdy, lightweight luggage that’s easy to maneuver and has built-in compartments and collapsible shelves for easy packing.
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Condense your clothes
Space-saving compression bags let you pack up to double the amount of gear—no jumping, sitting or lying on suitcase required! These oversize plastic bags are equipped with one-way pressure valves along one edge that release excess air and keep it out. Compression bags work best for bulky items, such as sweaters, coats, down jackets, pillows, beach towels and even wet garments.
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Lighten your load
Choosing lightweight suitcases not only makes it easier for you to get about, it also often gives you more space to pack. If you’re planning on doing lots of shopping during your trip, pack an extra travel tote or daypack that folds flat in your luggage—it can even double as a place to carry essentials on day outings and bring back your travel treasures on the flight back.
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tomorrow i'll be leaving here heading back home
er..not back home yet actually
will stop by at bangkok for shopping
hehehe...so stay tune for photo spam again
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