In Transit

[poliphilo]

Everything fitted- and there was room for more. We stopped at Alice's on the way down. Ivy is speaking in sentences and knows lots of nursery rhymes. Alice would like her dressing table back- it's a vintage piece her mother and I gave her when she was a child- so we'll have to bring it down on our next trip.

How many more trips will we need to make? I'd like them to be as few as possible. Two perhaps? I wonder about getting an auction house to come in and clear out everything we don't want. That way we might even make a little money on the deal.

Comments

[cmcmck.livejournal.com]

Be careful with auction houses- they tend to be con artists!

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

Ah....

Thank you for that. I'll watch my step.

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

Hm! Not a bad idea, indeed - it might make for some pocket money, and would surely be less hassle than repeated trips, not to mention all the petrol costs.

It's surprising how much Stuff™ can be fit into an ordinary car. As I've realised on a couple occasions, the last move back here particularly. Whew! (Still, we did get it all done, and just in time to enjoy a well-earned dinner at the Salamander, one of my haunts back there. They kindly even kept the kitchen open for us =:)

[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

We have a lot of pictures we want to keep- and that's about it. The furniture we can replace (and have fun doing it) and we've already removed most of our favourite books.