What we take with us in April is somewhat limited by space, but if needed we can pay the extra luggage fees. Valerie's parents are also taking a big duffel bag for us when they return to their boat (which is currently docked in Italy) next week.
We are making an inventory of the items we are storing and the boxes are numbered so that it will be easy to locate a specific item we might need. (This is for the sanity of my sister who will be doing the searching and shipping.) We are putting clothing in clear boxes to make it even easier to locate items - these are packing tips Valerie got from a missionary friend.
The nook in our living room which once held a baby-grand piano is starting to fill-up with an assortment of boxes, some full and some waiting for more stuff. As we get closer to leaving New Mexico later this month I am sure these boxes will multiply. A lot.

We have been checking with several moving companies for quotes on the packing and we have to make it clear to them we are not packing what most people would have in an 1800sf house. For one thing we are not the pack-rats that I see in many homes, and we are also getting rid of a lot of items. We will have some things already packed and the rest is what we want the movers to focus on. Some will just quote over the phone based on your house size, while we are getting a few quotes based on an actual inspection.
1 comment:
I think I already wrote about packing, you topic thief! :) And, uh...NOT a pack rat? You?!
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