yeah I want to get a cat, but a) I don't know where to put the litter
box because I don't particularly want it in the kitchen and there
isn't any room in the bathroom, and b) now I have this nice new couch
so I don't want them destroying it so soon.  Tough call.  BTW, are
couch and sofa interchangeable?  I use them interchangeably, but I'm
never sure.  My couch would NEVER fit through a window (although we
considered it).  The delivery guys said they weren't authorized to
hoist it (they aren't authorized to do a lot of things). I basically
DID hire movers--the delivery guys who charged $99.  If they didn't
do it I would have hired someone else.  Should have hired my original
movers from when I moved in a year ago.  they do good work.


--- In [email protected], "denisesudell"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Ellen"
> <ellengoodman6@> wrote:
> >
> > The movers were complaining they couldn't get it around the
> > railing.  The railing was the least of our problems.  When I moved
> > into the apt, the movers were able to move a larger sofa into the
> apt.
> >  The got stuck in the stairwell for like an hour, but they
> managed.  I
> > didn't give a damn how long it took, I just wanted my sofa
> already.  I
> > had been waiting for it for 2 1/2 weeks (plus 2 hours). 
> >
>
> When I was living in my last apartment (which was a converted attic
> in what used to be a two-story house), I bought a couch and
loveseat
> from a friend.  The loveseat made it into the apartment just fine,
> but because of the twisted configuration of the hallways inside the
> apartment, plus the low ceilings, we couldn't get the couch from
the
> entryway into the living room.  So we gave up and put the couch on
> the downstairs neighbors' screened porch.
>
> Six weeks later the neighbors announced that they were moving and I
> would have to do something with the couch.  I was determined that I
> was going to get that couch into the living room somehow, dammit. 
> So I called a small cheapo moving company.  Long story short:  they
> hauled it up into the living room through the window.
>
> When Lisa and I moved to our house, I warned the movers (a
different
> company) that they would have to get the couch out the same way. 
> They did.  The couch is now safely ensconced in our current living
> room.
>
> Of course, at this point it's been thoroughly clawed and puked on
by
> my two cats, and I'd love to replace it.  But that's a
whole 'nother
> rant.
>






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