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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 1574918, member: 78"]Hi,</p><p> I used to live in the 2nd floor of a Brooklyn brownstone. I had a bedroom, living room. study, dining room and kitchen and a bath about 2000 sq ft. Got married and moved into a 400 sq ft CO-OP.</p><p>There were two people three cats and about nine rooms of furniture living in this tiny box. I could not wait to move to Jersey. The moving company that moved us thought it would take about three hours to move us. They ended up spending 7 hours to load us up. They did not know we had two apartments, a storage room and a back yard full of furniture. We moved into a three bedroom 1905 colonial with a full walk up attic a full basement and a two car garage with a loft. When the movers left everything was filled including the attic, basement, garage and loft plus the yard. Thank God the mover was a friend from church and did not charge us much. A regular mover would have cost us over 10 thousand bucks. </p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 1574918, member: 78"]Hi, I used to live in the 2nd floor of a Brooklyn brownstone. I had a bedroom, living room. study, dining room and kitchen and a bath about 2000 sq ft. Got married and moved into a 400 sq ft CO-OP. There were two people three cats and about nine rooms of furniture living in this tiny box. I could not wait to move to Jersey. The moving company that moved us thought it would take about three hours to move us. They ended up spending 7 hours to load us up. They did not know we had two apartments, a storage room and a back yard full of furniture. We moved into a three bedroom 1905 colonial with a full walk up attic a full basement and a two car garage with a loft. When the movers left everything was filled including the attic, basement, garage and loft plus the yard. Thank God the mover was a friend from church and did not charge us much. A regular mover would have cost us over 10 thousand bucks. greg[/QUOTE]
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