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I’m trying to reduce my freezer as well before the garden harvest comes in.

Hi! Living in Europe :) just wanted to let you know that there are no water fountains here because you can refill your bottle almost anywhere where there's water taps, so for example in the bathroom 😅 you can also ask around and they'll tell you water is safe to drink. When it's a tap that's not safe to drink from they put signs showing that 😊👍 so for example this could be in a water fountain in the middle of the city

Loved this video, so helpful! I'm the hunt for the perfect white sneaker. How do you like those Birkenstock sandals? They're so cute, I've actually had my eye on them but haven't pulled the trigger. Do you find them true to size?

another way of doing this challenge is picking a random number each day and marking off that day within the 30, so maybe on day 1 you would do 27, day 19 you could do 3, so then you can leave the smaller amounts for days you are more busy

VOTE DEMOCRAT AND THAT IS WHAT YOU GET - NO BUYING

Shoes should definitely be counted as pairs (2 shoes = 1 item), and pieces of paper should just be a a stack of papers = 1. A little OCD to count each individual scrap of paper. Digital/email is also stretching it. My pit mix wasn't introduced to a hair dryer, a vacuum, fireworks outside on the 4th - he plays with the hair dryer and vacuum and slept through fireworks. If you had kids, they would be helicopter parented and need therapy later from their germ free environment. Relax. The home looks sterile and lacks warmth. Not cozy. Add a plant.

When I have one tshirt, I am not driving 20 minutes to the Goodwill donation center. I am throwing it in the trash. Come find me and lecture me. LOL.

I still love my LV reverse monogram *yutulu* clutch! It's versatile, fits a variety of items, and is definitely a workhorse! I think seeing it everywhere (like the LV speedy) is proof that it's already a classic.

That's a neat trick, thanks for sharing it ❤

Like the video but would have preferred to see you fit all that in the backpack - I guess I'm skeptical - those toiletries and pouches were not small.

For two people you shouldn’t need to go to the grocery store at all with the amount of food you have in the house.

Look into Unscented laundry detergent sheets! They save space and don't take your liquid space.

i did that this and last week and now i have enough for 2 weeks and we get a new dog in 10 days so. I want a backup so i dont need to buy a lot when she comes to us next week

I came for your packing videos, stayed for minimalism and organizing! Three of my favorite things!

I have watched hundreds of capsule wardrobes, and this one is the best I’ve ever seen! great job! Thanks for sharing.

Great travel ideas! We'll be traveling to Europe in the summer

Have you tried laundry detergent sheets? I love them. I also use free and clear laundry detergent. The sheets can be torn to do a single item or two also. They are not liquid and thus much lighter too. 😉

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Love your personality! great video :) thank you for those tips!

Thank god for all the doggy stuff to declutter otherwise eeeeeek. I hope I can get to the stage of not finding anything to declutter

Love the video

I loved meeting your new pet gecko - so hilarious that it was in your suitcase. My cat does the same thing!

LOL I love Qtips and I think your gift ideas were awesome and thoughtful!

I found that I could attach my sling to the side of my backpack in a way that it looked like all one bag. Avoided the chokeout maneuver, but only if you don’t mind switching to a sling vs a purse.

I need to know if that worked lol

I usually buy from a little shop in the airport and use that bag to sneak on a couple extra things, plus i usually have my camera and bulkiest lens around my neck, and maybe even a larger powerbank in my pocket. It's a bit of faff, especially if its hot inside and you're wearing layers for a winter trip to save on space running through an airport to make your flight - but it saves a fair bit when you add a few trips a year up!

Would love those flats ...the Clark's

I'm doing this for Jan 2024. I've been spending over $700/month for groceries for 2 adults an ld a toddler. Our pantry and freezer are stuffed. Time to eat what we have! Good job recording your experience!

my dog is also gay 👍🏽

this was so fun and thoughtful!! I love giving gifts too, it's my favorite part of the holidays. Being thoughtful about their needs and what that person means to me is so special for me ❤

I like your clever tip at the end. I like all of your ideas except don’t want to wear a bunch of layers and travel with clothes tied around my waist and to my bag on the flight. I would just take less and make it work.

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Love your scarf! Could I ask where you got it? I watched your clothing video and I did not see you say it there.

Love your scarf! Could I ask where you got it?

volume bit low compared to other videos. mild buzzing noise...very useful info. think i read a book on this...like the detailed analysis and effort

Such an inspiring video! One day I’ll be traveling with just a personal item too 😊 You have beautiful energy by the way!

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Your handbag is adorable, where did you get it?

How is the weight of your carry-on? In Europe they allowed around 8 kgs by carry-on. Love your video

Dang...you lost me when you said you would not be packing minimally (aka utilitarian). That is the simplest way to pack. No worry if something matches something else. To each his own. :(

Unfortunately this is great if you have a base but I dont.. very interesting tips

Dangerous purse strap around your neck

😅indian rupees.. Yes

I feel cheated that you never showed that mass of stuff ACTUALLY fitting into that tiny jansport backpack. I watched all the videos showing what you brought, but not a single one showed the bag packed. I have doubts, lol.

This seems like a lot of clothes for 3 weeks. Curious how it went, if you thought you could get by with less, and if there's anything you wish you brought instead... Underwear is one of those highly polarizing packing topics, haha. There's the people who bring 25 pairs for a week-long trip versus the folks who bring as few as possible and handwash in the sink (that's me!). Never catch me giving up precious bag space for something as boring as undies, lol!

Loved this, glad it exists Textile recycling isn't available to me in a small town in British Columbia. One way I've tried to get around it is offering my husband's stack of ripped jeans on marketplace for free for people to repurpose into sewing projects

1. Gym/Junk Shoes 2. Boot (Rain, Snow, Dress, etc.) 3. Elegant Flat (Ballet Flats, Oxfords, Loafers) 4. Elevated Street Sneaker 5. Sandals 6. Dress Shoe (Heels/Statement Flat) 7. Specific Utility Shoe (Sports/Activity) 8. Run-out-of-the-House Shoes (Slides, Slippers)