mooching some moving help
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In the midst of all this, I am in the process of moving from one apartment to another in Brookline.
Actually, it's slightly more complicated than that. I am:
1) moving the dining set and larger Expedit shelving unit to the new apartment;
2) renting out the new apartment for a month;
3) meanwhile emptying out and cleaning out the old apartment, storing stuff in either the house or a nook in
gosling and
ceo's house, but keeping it habitable until Sophia's school year ends on June 25;
4) then really moving into the new apartment after July 1st when the temporary tenant will be out. But never mind all that complication.
I have a few items of furniture that I can't tackle myself. The dining table and the six-foot-wide shelving unit need to be moved either this evening (Wednesday), or Saturday morning. I think the dining table could be lifted by a couple of strong people. It's small but very heavy because the base consists of shelving, so I can't lift it onto a luggage cart. The shelving unit needs to be tipped down, disassembled, carried over in pieces, re-assembled at the new place, and tipped back up. Some of you may have been here for the initial assembly of the shelving unit and remember that process.
Oh yeah, the apartments are in buildings that are next door to each other. So I do not need a truck.
Any volunteers?
Actually, it's slightly more complicated than that. I am:
1) moving the dining set and larger Expedit shelving unit to the new apartment;
2) renting out the new apartment for a month;
3) meanwhile emptying out and cleaning out the old apartment, storing stuff in either the house or a nook in
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4) then really moving into the new apartment after July 1st when the temporary tenant will be out. But never mind all that complication.
I have a few items of furniture that I can't tackle myself. The dining table and the six-foot-wide shelving unit need to be moved either this evening (Wednesday), or Saturday morning. I think the dining table could be lifted by a couple of strong people. It's small but very heavy because the base consists of shelving, so I can't lift it onto a luggage cart. The shelving unit needs to be tipped down, disassembled, carried over in pieces, re-assembled at the new place, and tipped back up. Some of you may have been here for the initial assembly of the shelving unit and remember that process.
Oh yeah, the apartments are in buildings that are next door to each other. So I do not need a truck.
Any volunteers?