Moving boxes clichéd call for help :D

[yttrai.livejournal.com]

Yes, it's that time of year again!

I have access to as many solvent boxes i can get my hot little hands on at work. However, as fellow bibliophiles can attest, big boxes for moving books are RUDE to your movers.

Does anybody have a stash of smaller boxes they have been meaning to get rid of, suitable for moving books and not bruising the crap out of arms, and leaving fingers mashed and without feeling?  I suspect something like 50 % of people in the great DS area moved about 2.5 weeks ago, and some of you still have boxes to get rid of.  I know i can go to stores to get boxes, but honestly, i'd rather help actual people out with their box recycling/regifting.  Let me help you! :D

I can pick them up on weeknights in the coming week, or pretty much anytime during awake hours after next Thursday.

Thanks!

Comments

[thetathx1138.livejournal.com]

I was going to say, liquor stores are your friend. Marty's in Allston (admittedly not local) has an entire wall of them right next to the exit.

[yttrai.livejournal.com]

I edited my post, since i wasn't very clear about my purpose - i'm trying to help people who already have boxes get them out of their basements/attics/living spaces. I know i can go to businesses for this sort of things, but i'd prefer to assist someone who is swimming in boxes. Recycle, reuse, etc :)

Thanks for the reminder, though. I'll go to stores if no actual people can provide enough. Thanks!