WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?

Answer 1

As the title implies, moving day will most likely be hectic, tiring and even a little frustrating. Dropping fragile boxes, kids running and screaming, and of course, someone letting the dogs out again. Before one actually engages in this memorable day, one must take into consideration the days leading up to it. Moving is both exciting and challenging. The list of things to address and remember seems to grow larger the more you accomplish. There is a lot the homeowner can do to better prepare oneself for the big day, but no decision is as valuable as choosing a reputable and reliable moving company.

Movers USA is one company that can make moving day a whole lot smoother. They will assist you in all area’s on moving day itself, but here is a few things you can do beforehand. Start by using quality boxes. If you think it is aggravating when the kitchen garbage bag breaks when you go to lift it, then watching grandma’s priceless China go crashing to the ground will absolutely derail you. Purchasing boxes is always the best route to take, but if funds are low, most grocery stores will gladly help.

Properly mark and label all boxes. Before computers and internet, there was an archaic, yet effective, way to catalog things. One such format was called the Dewey Decimal System employed by libraries. Those of you old enough to remember using one of these filing cabinets at the local library, can recall how effective they were in categorizing subject matter. Properly labeled boxes will have you singing praises to yourself for taking the time to detail the contents of each box.

Finally, do not forget the old adage less is more. You must exterminate the vermin within. Yes, that rodent inside us all, the pack-rat. Time, space and energy are wasted on sentimental things that in all honesty, are really not that sentimental. What is the main delight in moving anyway? It is, of course, to begin again, to start fresh, to create new memories. Do not be bogged down by gripping so tightly to the past, that you drown out the present.

Answer 2

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