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You had everyintention 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. 打包行李准备出门时，你肯定想把箱子整理的又好又轻。但是总会冒出这样的声音：“万一我在俄罗斯舞会上出现红酒洒到裙子上的情况，而我又没裙子换该怎么办?”(于是你又加带了一条裙子);“万一我在散步的时候气温骤降怎么办?”(于是你又加带了靴子、帽子、手套)。而正是这些所谓的“万一”让你想要把行李打包得又好又轻的计划泡汤了。那么对于如何应对这种令人痛苦的“万一”，我又有什么建议呢?读下去，让我帮你减轻这种疯狂的妈妈式担忧，让你不再焦头烂额的出门吧。 1. Remind yourself that people live where you’re going. Unless you’re traveling to the Arctic or the middle of the jungle, you’ll most likely be able to get what you’re missing, or something similar, on arrival. | 
