There's nothing like an unexpected move ...

Wait, did you move all your stuff to the new home or did you hire movers to move all the stuff? Oh, and the million dollar question...............where did you move?

Two weeks notice? Normally one has to receive 30 days notice. So who packed the stuff? Who gets the finger pointed at them? I hate moving...having been in and around the military (even as a kid) I know all to well about it.

Thats one thing I have never experinced,I have lived in the same house for all my 39 years. I just looked around and thought about it I would have ALOT of stuff to move lol....

 

John

When I got out of the AF I had 16,000 pounds of stuff! Of course that was well over my authorized limit...I had to pay the difference back to Uncle Sugar...that put a dent in my modeling budget for a long long time. I've only moved once since then and I tossed a lot of stuff I didn't need...but some how it was replaced with other stuff that I probably don't need either.

Just the garage alone would be a nightmare. My tool box empty weighs 1800lbs and its jammed full. Plus 3 welders a brake,drill press, big steelwork table. I could go on and on need a big u-haul with a lift gate.

John

Just last week my room-mate and I decided to move from a two bedroon apartment to a three bedroom apartment so her son would have his own space, and like Hawkeye, I hate moving.  They're Greek and he'll be back here for school next week (Junior year in HS).  I also spend a lot of time and money on R/C planes so I was looking forward to having a big spare room to use for my modeling.  Turns out, the third room is smaller than the one I had before .  I spent 9 years in the AF, and 11 now as a civilian.  In 20 years I've lived in 8 States and have had 18 different mailing addresses!  Did I mention I hate moving?

You really find out how delicate your models are when you have to move.