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  • I hope all goes swimmingly for you tomorrow and I agree there is no need to wait around for your buyer.  Just hand the keys into the estate agents once you are packed up. 
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  • SandyShores
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    Similar thing happened to us with the removers.  They had us booked in on a different day, but then the person booked in on the same day as us had moved their day, so in the end it was okay.  I'm sure it will all work out tomorrow.

    We put the cat in the spare bedroom with litter tray, food and water, and a big note on the door to say do not open.  Only when everyone had gone and it was a bit calmer did we then let him into the rest of the house.  I think it was 2 or maybe 3 weeks before we let him outside.  They say when you let them out at first you should make sure its before their meal so they come back easily for their food (although mine constantly eats so would be difficult to find a window for that :smiley:).

    Good luck for tomorrow!
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  • Elisheba
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    Good luck tomorrow! Hope it all goes smoothly. Your posts have just reminded me I need to update the microchip people for my cat and dog after my move in December ☺️
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    Good luck with the move🎉🙏🎉
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    Giff luck with your move. I have everything crossed for you that it goes smoothly x
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  • mark55man
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    Good luck SH - I'm sure it will go well - just remember to enjoy your new place that you have worked so hard for
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  • KajiKita
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    Good luck today. I will be thinking of you. Hope there are moments of joy for you in the melee! 😊

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  • uralmaid
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    Hope all goes well today.  Just remember - new house, new you, new life for the future.  Hope all your dreams come true in your new home.

  • lucielle
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    Hope it goes smoothly
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  • TallGirl
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    All the best for the move can’t wait to hear you all in at the new place. Great new start new beginnings. 
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