Friends of ours who were originally from NYC and who we met while visiting family in North Carolina told us that they actually had all their work taken care of and had done searches for movers NYC and NYC movers well beforehand as they knew there would be lots of work to be done.

This couple, Mimi and Marvin, have four boys and wanted to be closer to them so they ended up moving to NC a year or so ago. We wondered how they’d do as the husband wasn’t retired yet and was a chemist/inventor. They were able to find a much cheaper place to move into in North Carolina they told us, so they’d still be able to have thousands of bucks to put away for retirement purposes they felt.

But how can they like it where they are now living in North Carolina, we wondered. They said they like it and we realized that both of them are now getting what sounds to be a southern “drawl.”

I believe that is pretty easy to pick up once a person is surrounded and immersed in it. It was tough to believe that they were really from the NYC area to be honest, as they sure did not have a New York accent, we teased them. I said to the wife, Mimi, that my husband had a strong “drawl” when I married him, but because he ended up living in the north he currently speaks like a “Yankee.” Or so he was always told by his mother and father when we’d visit them every now and then.

We also wondered how they made out with the movers NYC they had employed, as in did everything go okay for their move down south? They told us that everything went so well it was really amazing to them. They only had one large moving van to worry about, though, as they purchased all new furniture down in NC at the outlets.

Laura Hawn has always loved NYC movers. She has written many articles on movers in NYC.