As you may or may not have known I've been moving the last few weeks. The new apartment is really just across the hall, but you don't realize how much even that can be a chore. So a month later, I've moved, thrown out a lot of stuff, moved a lot of stuff, got a custom desk built in a much better apartment.

All in all just the little bit of tendentious I picked up in my right hand all went well. (Which makes typing a bitch btw). I actually had less stuff in my old apt closet than I though, however it was bout 3x heavier than I thought lol. I actually still have a lot of clothes to go though to see what gets donated, and what I'm keeping.

So, I wanted to know what others experiences are when they moved? Did you experience long distance moves, or have you never moved at all?

Posted by Nicole

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In college (I always lived in the dorms) I was constantly aware of the time-limited nature of my living arrangement and so tried to live in such a way that packing up would be easy...

I have to move out of my parents house this fall, though, and that is really seemingly like a daunting task.

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Indeed. Just make sure you have a good plan setup in advance. If you are moving far away your going to want to make it in one or two trips. Make sure you catalog everything ahead of time. If it's closer, smaller trips can be made, and usually you have to worry less about missing something.

@Ryudo: This the house are at owned/rented by you, or is part of the AF base?

I live in a downtown area. My mother is in a suburban, but still quite busy area. The building my apartment is in is very difficult to figure out that there are apartments in. At this point my neighbors are very quiet and are good. There was one time we had some who were just awful. The land lord had to evict them.

I like living in an urban setting.