Transform voice transcripts So I'm feeling a little bit overwhelmed help me create a plan.

Today is November 16th.

And I am going to be getting the keys on November 28th, which is a Wednesday and I' ordered the packers and movers to move to my new apartment, my two bedroom apartment , moving from a two bedroom to a three bedroom apartment, uh house.

So the basic thing is that packers and movers are coming on November 24th, I think.

Which is basically a Sunday.

And so what I'm looking to do is I need some guidance on the plan.

Um to pack.

Um I really, you know, really leave only the big items for the backers and movers so that they can wrap up the work really quick on that Sunday.

And we can just move this stuff from Venice Day when I get the keys, my wife plans to take small, small drives each day to their apartment to just put stuff in our Prius and I want to basically understand what stuff could put in the previous and what not do, okay?

Um So here it is where we are at.

Okay.

I also need to know like, what should I be packing immediately?

Like today is a Saturday and I want to be doing a little bit of packing each day.

So what could I be doing?

So let me start with each room, okay?

My bedroom basically has a very heavy bed, mattress, etcera.

Um It also has two shelves, which not really bookshelves, but they very light.

Then I have a bunch of clothes, like a lot of clothes in my room, which I haven't really saw it.

Um So that's pretty much in that room.

In the living room, we have a very small dining table with like about four chairs, a really big sofa.

My dogs, uh cage, I be very big plant.

Um My computer table, my computer monitor, a very heavy TV even like that is mounted and I'm not very sure how would be want to do about that .

Then there is also a TV stand.

There is a very tiny coffee table.

There's a big ass carpet.

There's my guitar, etc., for kitchen, we just have so many items and majority of the ones the heavy ones are packed, but we still have like lots of small items that we are using up until the day we are still here, right?

So that is pretty much here.

And then my wife can help me out with those.

We have some yoga mats, also, some tennis rackets, etcera.

And then in the other rooms, we basically again have two closets full of clothes and my suitcases and stuff .

Again clothes and suitcases here.

Um and we have a bedroom, the second bedroom has one sofa bed, which is kind of hard to disassemble in my opinion, but it is what it is and we have a big vacuum.

We also have two small desk.

Right next to that bed and then we have a bunch of small small things.

Um next to it and we have some books backed up.

Roses put our art box as well.

We here.

So we can just like move that too and then yeah.

That is pretty much it.

We have another monitor here, etcera.

So and then the sofa also has like an ottoman in the living room.

So that's pretty much it.

So can you help me give me a plan because I don't really know which ones will be the ones that I should work on, maybe my clothes.

They my clothes seem like the big one and maybe my electronics or my computer area.

I'm not fully sure about that.

Right now.

What about these whiskey bottles, etcera, too, right?

And like we have limited boxes, I guess.

So what do we do about that bathroom, bathroom is a big one too, because I haven't looked at the one below.

So maybe bathroom and clothes could be the big ones that I get sorted out.

But yeah, maybe help me give a daily plan and because Monday Tuesday and Saturday Sunday today can be used for like me packing at home a little bit.

And like what stuff would I need to be doing?

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