Other than death, I believe that the entire moving experience is one of the most stressful things in life. Uprooting your entire family just seems like a hard and difficult time in one's life especially in these difficult economic times. Even when thoroughly planned moving can still be very stressful experience. So we would like to know if anyone has recently had a "pleasant" moving experience? Tell us how you were able to accomplish a satisfying move. Did you plan far in advance? Did you start packing a month in advance? Did you greatly downsize and get rid of a lot of junk? Let us know honest thoughts.
And speaking of difficult economic times, did anyone watch the CNBC interview with Warren Buffett last week? I watched the entire show intently and found his comments and remarks very insightful and cause for hope in the near future. Many Americans are afraid to spend any money on non-essential items; so many are afraid of losing their jobs that we are hanging on to every penney. I think what Mr. Buffett said about the President coming out and reassuring the American that the stimulus package will work would, I think, bring back confidence to the general public that our economy will rebound and be much stronger because of the large investments being made into the sorely taxed infrastructure of our country. Unfortunately, many Americans will be displaced during this changing economy and will be forced to move to various parts of the country or even the world.
