Time is ticking.

Oh my. Officially another two more days before I really head back to the land far, far away called Shrewsbury. Yes. That's where I'm going back. Ahhhh. I know definitely I'll miss home, once again. And knowing that you will be experiencing the same kind of feeling again, that just creates one kind of weird feeling in me. I'm very sure it would take me for about a week or more to adjust myself all over again before I finally settle in and get used to the whole idea of being away from home.

At the same time, I don't know what to say, but I haven't been doing much packing lately. I don't even know what to bring back to the UK. I have tons of new clothes, shoes, bags, accessories and so many other things which I don't know which to prioritize first. I have a huge bag of new clothes ready to be worn during this coming winter which I haven't experienced before in my life. So, it's certainly going to be something to look forward to. But, when it comes to sorting out which clothes are better off to bring and which are better to be left behind, I'm really bad at it. I would say, the conclusion would result in myself bringing both. I truly, truly despise heavy-duty packing like this when it comes to travelling back to a place so far away where you're going to spend so many months abroad. And the following reasons would clearly tell you why.

1. You want to bring your whole wardrobe back, but clearly, you can't.
2. You want to bring a few pairs of heels, but you know they aren't really necessary especially when you will be spending most of your time in the boarding school.
3. You want to select the cosmetic items which are really essential but you think you need them all.
4. You want to bring every hair accessories back but the truth is, you rarely even wear them.
5. You feel like bringing back a few novels in case you have the time to read them, but honestly, you won't even touch them when you're back.
6. You want to choose a few dresses that you think you would have the chance to wear during special ocassion (in case there are) but in the end, you don't know how to make up your mind.
7. You don't know whether the clothes you have back in college are sufficient or not, so, you keep adding new ones into your luggage, which eventually result in overload baggage. 
8. You want to take back a few new bag packs but another question is, which would you need the most? Especially when you're in a boarding school. And what handbag should I really bring back this time? 
9. You think you need a few more pairs of shoes, but you don't know whether to choose boots, normal sneakers, or another pair of slippers. 

YES. As you can see, there are certainly loads of problems when it comes to packing for me. The above are the problems that I usually encounter whenever I have to do a round of packing to go back to the UK. And true enough, there are actually a few more problems, or shall I say, A LIST OF THEM actually. *bangs head* Such a pain. I don't know whether should I be worried, happy, excited, sad, or what since I would be going back in a few days time, and whether I should really worry about my packing now or not. Alright. I think why not I use the remaining time that I have now to start packing and really stop getting distracted by the game Tetris in Facebook, thankssss. 

Okie dokes. I guess that's enough for now. Gotta head back to packing now. 

Till then guys.

LOVE,

Krystal.