ahh colorado! what part do you live in? i was born in denver and lived in CO springs

I live in Denver.. but it is just too big .. lol. I work in Westminster which is nice but I am homesick and we have been here almost a year. I am ready to go home.. lol

So wheres home for you?

My hubby used to live in Colorado Springs Suzy

Louisiana.. I was raised there from the time I was like 7.. So that is where my family is and heat and all it is still home..lol

its beautiful there
im not a fan of the cold weather so thats the only thing i hated

i love texas
i never want to leave

I have been through Texas but never actually stopped to see anything.. So I have only seen like the interstat..lol

Colorado is gorgous.. but soo much more expensive than what I am used too.. Plus all of my friends and family are in Louisiana..

I just hate to move.. >.<

colorado is ten times cheaper than where i live in lakeway (outside of austin)

Really O.O. That is nuts.. I am from a small town around Amite and rent and such is like much cheaper.

yeah it sucks
its because austin is a college town and weve got UT here

Ohhh... that bites.. The nearest college to where I am moving is SLU in Hammond.. and that area is a little more expensive than the surrounding towns.. But still much cheaper than Denver..lol

yeah denver is expensive

my uncle lives there
he has a HUGE house. hes got alot of money though

I have moved a LOT, so I can give some good advice

Start packing now. If there is clothing you're not using right now pack it away in boxes and start stacking them. Are you using professional movers, or are you taking a u-haul?

As far as clothing: Do you need that argyle sweater? Do a closet-clean. If you have clothes that you haven't worn in a while, place them in a bag and donate them to a local Salvation Army.

Get things organized. Anything you can start packing right now, do it. Make sure to label your boxes with contents and room names!

Do you really need that? If you've got items you've simply collected away since last time you moved, determine whether or not you really need them. Have you read that book already? What about that stack of magazines? Cleaning up the house and throwing away extraneous belongings lightens your load and makes it easier to pack Again, you can donate these items, have a garage sale, or simply throw them away.

Pack up your unused linens. Bedsheets that aren't being used, pillow cases, etc. Make sure you NEED it first, if not chuck it.

Basically, condense and organize your belongings.

We are using U-haul.. There aren't many things that we have acquired since last year.. though there are some clothes and stuff that could go.. You know the "I will fit in this again" type stuff .
Other than that we are not taking furniture.. the majority of the boxes are books.. figures.. and games >.<. I never thought about boxing now.. I could organize the boxes we have and start a storage room for unused things..