OMG!! I have no words....

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  1. Scriptor Senex7:25 pm, March 14, 2009

    If I got enough folk together I wonder if I could move my house to somewhere with a better view?

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  2. Daryl8:02 pm, March 14, 2009

    Breathe .. keep breathing .. a move is very stressful but once you get settled.. you'll feel so good!

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  3. ® ♫ The Brit ♪ ®8:21 pm, March 14, 2009

    haha now that's what I call D.I.Y House-Moving!!
    Great pics! X

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  4. Dori8:48 pm, March 14, 2009

    Now...if the two of them could only get together. What an efficient moving company they'd make!

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  5. Bee9:35 pm, March 14, 2009

    I once moved all of my books by car, (it took me many, many trips), and now I realize what a terrible, inefficient packer I was! Both pics boggle the mind!

    Good luck with all of that --

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  6. Sarah Lulu10:05 pm, March 14, 2009

    Isn't that amazing!!!!!

    I may have to move again this year..
    I can see it unfolding with lots of friends help.

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  7. Margaret's Ramblings10:39 pm, March 14, 2009

    Just great great photos, one day you will look back on this with fond memories, LOL

    Margaret

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  8. Susan English Mason12:18 am, March 15, 2009

    You can do this!! It will be so worth it.

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  9. Woman in a Window12:27 am, March 15, 2009

    OMG, is this actual footage? Hope you make it through the move! Where are the new beds?

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  10. A Woman Of No Importance12:40 am, March 15, 2009

    So there you are, amid all those towering and health and safety defying boxes, Saz! I have been thinking of you all day today, you little bloggy treasure, you!

    I hope it's all gone swimmingly, or as well as could be expected, with all your pre-organisation and planning capabilities! x

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  11. Queen-Size funny bone1:46 am, March 15, 2009

    I need a few things moved around here. Got any of their numbers.

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  12. Indrani2:52 am, March 15, 2009

    Are you taking their help?
    I wish you luck! :)

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  13. JCK4:52 am, March 15, 2009

    Kind of like the Beverly Hillbillies on acid.

    Good luck with your move. It's gotta be better than those pictures. Really. It will be.

    Your profile photo is hysterical!

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  14. Anonymous9:14 am, March 15, 2009

    The fun's just about to start...unpacking.

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  15. Suburbia10:28 am, March 15, 2009

    Thinking about you this weekend. Hope it all goes well, just think of all the positives... more space... new beds.....all that unpacking..... loosing stuff.....exhaustion... breakages.........oops! Sorry, got carried away!

    (still breathing?)

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  16. Anonymous11:29 am, March 15, 2009

    You are the little train that could...'I can do it...I can do it...I can do it.' Just remember to breathe. Love the pics...don't see Larry there.

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  17. Akelamalu2:12 pm, March 15, 2009

    Hope the move goes to plan. :)

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  18. Working Mum2:30 pm, March 15, 2009

    Surprised you have time to post!! Large glass of wine and you'll soon forget it! (You do know where you packed the wine glasses, don't you?)

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  19. Rosaria Williams2:54 pm, March 15, 2009

    I'm adding my two bits here. Welcome to my blog; Sorry that I haven't returned the call earlier. Your blog title is intriguing, your thoughts are fun, furious and flirtatious. You can be an addiction.

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  20. ADDY10:31 pm, March 15, 2009

    I'm wondering how you are managing with the move!

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  21. Saz11:02 pm, March 15, 2009

    roseiro- well bit by bit, get van monday for big pieces nit in till wed/fri
    thanks for asking

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  22. Janie12:03 am, March 16, 2009

    Funny photos! I hope you don't feel that you're carrying your house on your back...

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  23. Saz8:51 am, March 16, 2009

    Janie I DO! I DO!

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  24. Anonymous12:20 pm, March 16, 2009

    What a fabulous idea - a whole new meaning to moving house. The amount of luggage on that car looks similar to my mum's when she comes to visit.

    CJ xx

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  25. menopausaloldbag (MOB)1:45 pm, March 16, 2009

    Sometimes words just aen't enough, these pictures say it all! Great.

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  26. Suldog2:27 pm, March 16, 2009

    Easier for some folks to move than others, eh? Wow.

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  27. Reasons4:44 pm, March 16, 2009

    Oh, you saw us move house then?! x

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  28. cheshire wife9:56 pm, March 16, 2009

    Brings back some memories that I would rather forget. Hope the move went smoothly.

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