Milo the raccoon loved to travel, but his tiny backpack was always bursting with things he thought he needed.

On his first big trip, Milo packed extra hats, three pairs of boots, and gadgets he never used. His bag was heavy, and he struggled to keep up with his friends.

After many journeys, Milo realized he only used a few favorite things. He started leaving out the extras, packing just what mattered most.

Soon, Milo could pack his bag in a flash, bringing only what he truly needed. His adventures became easier, lighter, and more fun.

Milo learned that simple packing was like simple design: it meant choosing with care and leaving out what didn’t matter.