intention of packing well and light, and at some point in the process. But the voice set in.“What if I spill red wine all over my one nice dress and I have nothing else to wear to the Russian ballet?”Add another dress.“What if the weather turns unseasonably cold and it snows when I have my walking tour?” Boots, hat, gloves. That little “What-If” voice can do some serious damage to well-thought-out packing lists. So what’s my advice for those suffering from the “What-If” packing affliction? Read on, and calm that inner worried mother who isfrantic at the possibility of you leaving home with wet hair.

”（于是你又加帶了一條裙子）；“萬一我在散步的時(shí)候氣溫驟降怎么辦？”（于是你又加帶了靴子、帽子、手套）。而正是這些所謂的“萬一”讓你想要把行李打包得又好又輕的計(jì)劃泡湯了。那么對于如何應(yīng)對這種令人痛苦的“萬一”，我又有什么建議呢？讀下去，讓我?guī)湍銣p輕這種瘋狂的媽媽式擔(dān)憂，讓你不再焦頭爛額的出門吧。