The thermal underwear is a must. I also think the three-option jacket is an excellent idea (I'll certainly have one!).
I don't know how many of us in college--particularly the ladies--wear khakis frequently, and therefore might not even own any (I don't). However, I'm told by people that actually know what cold is like that they tend to be warmer than jeans just by nature of the fabric. I think you'll find that jeans are heavy, but you can wear one pair for a week without washing them if you're careful.
Mom has a point about the slippers, but a good pair of thick socks will serve two purposes: keep your feet warm on the very very cold days and trick Germans into thinking you have Hausschuhe. If they're not fooled, a family may also offer you a pair. Typically, a family will have an extra pair or two (some families I've stayed with kept up to 6 extra pairs for family members that live in other towns!) and they might let you borrow them if you're real nice. I wouldn't bring real slippers unless you just have a bunch of room in your suitcase you want to fill.
I'd also skip the Clemson shirt altogether and put on something garnet. It's a darker color and it will keep you warmer ;) .
When I get there, I'll post again to tell you just how cold it is. Scott and Claudia have said that last year (when it snowed on the Clemson group) was unseasonably WARM! We might need to find extra long underwear if they're right.
Sunday, December 2, 2007
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