Don't Forget Your Pet When You Move (And Other Crazy Leave-Behind Tales)

Dec 18, 1998 -

When planning a move, a lot of people get excited about the prospect of packing their own things. There are lots of moving tips out there, so you might want to try some of them out and see what's available to you.

The first of these DIY moving tips is that you don't have to pack everything yourself; just don't forget your pet when you pack your things. Sometimes when you pack, you leave your pet behind and have to start all over again. This is not a smart move, especially if you've already packed everything else, so it's best to leave the pet behind when you pack your things.

The second DIY moving tip is that you shouldn't have to pay for your stuff when you move. If you haven't packed your own stuff, you don't have to pay the moving company to pack your stuff. This will make moving even cheaper.

The third DIY moving tip is that you shouldn't have to spend hours packing when you move; you should be able to pack your stuff in a matter of hours. The more you know about moving beforehand, the less time you'll need to pack your stuff.

The fourth DIY moving tip is that you shouldn't have to spend a lot of money on moving supplies when you move, and you shouldn't have to spend a lot of money on moving supplies when you move. When you go to move your belongings, you'll be able to find lots of free moving supplies at your local thrift shop or in a lot of grocery stores.

The fifth of the DIY moving tips is that you should make sure that you don't forget your pet when you pack your things; you should also make sure that you don't leave any important things behind. It's OK if you forgot your pet's favorite blanket, but you should try to make sure that you're still able to send your pet home with you when you move.

The sixth of these DIY moving tips is that you should make sure that you don't have to call your moving company when you move. Because of the fact that most moving companies are very busy and have other clients to tend to, most movers won't do this.

The seventh of these DIY moving tips is that you shouldn't have to pay for an expensive moving package when you move. You can buy all of the moving supplies yourself and then you don't have to pay for anything else, or you can buy a small moving package and then you'll have to pay for the moving supplies when you move.

The eighth of these DIY moving tips is that you shouldn't have to pay for a moving truck when you move. There are plenty of moving companies that can give you a small flat fee for moving, but it's up to you whether you want to pay this or not. Just remember that the moving trucks can be quite expensive, so if you have to pay for a moving truck, it's for a good reason.

The ninth of the DIY moving tips is that you should be able to pack your things in your own home. There are a lot of moving kits out there that are made just for people who want to move, and they make the moving process easy. You can find DIY moving kits in your local grocery stores or on the Internet.

The tenth of the DIY moving tips is that you shouldn't have to pay for packing services when you move because many people forget about these tips when they pack their things. These people end up spending a lot of money on packing supplies, so they end up using moving supplies that will only cost them more money.

The tenth of the DIY moving tips is that you should never forget that you should never pay more than ten dollars for packing supplies when you move. If you can't afford it, you should make sure that you have your own boxes, tape, and other packing supplies.

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