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Hi Tiffany: First things first. Start saving your newspapers

now. You will go through a lot packing dishes, glassware, ect. If

you happen to be lucky enough to live near a newspaper office, ask

about their end rolls. They will probably be very happy to give you

as many as you think you will need. The plus side of this is that

the end rolls will not have any ink on them like the regular

newspaper. Also check with any local bars or liquor stores for their

liquor boxes or cases. These are great for packing glasses, cups,

ect. Also if you have any Wal-Marts nearby try to go in during their

third shift hours. This is when they do the truck unloading and

night stocking and you will usually be able to get all of the boxes

you can stuff into your vehicle. I know when I moved about two years

ago, I had to make quite a few night trips to Wal-Mart to get enough

boxes to move with. When I knew the move was coming up I began to

stockpile everything, and began to pack things I could live without

until I got moved. If your Wal-Mart was like mine they were more

than happy to give me their boxes, because this prevented them from

having to haul them back to the bailer. Oh one last thing. Invest

in a tape gun and plenty of tape(can buy at Wal-Mart in hardware,

paint dept.) This was a Godsend. Sorry I rambled on so long, I hope

this helps. If you need anymore ideas just ask. Good luck and take

care. Lana J:)

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