Moving Day

Ah, pack most of your winter clothes first. Save a few in case of a cold snap, but this is a good time to just clear them out.

As for last, make that spring clothes, sheets, and medications and toiletries you need every day. You might want to pack a suitcase, rather than a box, for these things. Then just open it up when ready. Always make the bed first. My mother taught me that, and it's great advice, because at the end of the day you're exhausted and just want to fall in bed. This way, you can.

Pack a comfort box--a survival kit. The coffee pot--or the tea kettle--or a bottle of rum, ho! ho! Cups. Toilet paper. Notebook and paper. Address book. Takeout menus.

Think: What will you want to be able to find immediately.

Mark the box with stars and colored tape. Nothing is more frustrating than to know you have all those goodies in a safe place and not being able to find the goodies.

Good luck, Joanne. Hold your dominion.

Here I am made it through just have to clean the old place and figure out what to do with all this junk. Thank you for the hints they really worked and made the move easier.