One of Charlie’s crew: Okay, are we ready to start moving in some furniture?

Charlie:  Okay, if one of you ladies would come and direct us to which room as we take the furniture off of the truck, we will get the show on the move.

Jim:  I need to call for my help so we can get the furnishings arranged in the rooms. You ladies want to be present for this?  Or do you want me to just take charge?

Bette:  Why don’t you just take charge. But we do want to be present when you arrange the master bedroom.

Tina:  I thought we were getting a new bedroom suit?

Bette:  Oh, yeah, that’s right. Do what you want Jim. Now the guest room upstairs gets no furniture today. And the cabana gets no furniture today.  The kid’s playroom gets the furniture that was in the kid’s lounge and the library sitting room gets the living room furniture.

Charlie: Well, we need to make sure there is a clear moving path through those rooms so setting them up will come after we move all the boxes in.

Tina: May I ask that the boxes of kitchen things be moved into the family room at your earliest convenience.

Charlie: And what about the stuff from the china cabinet?

Tina:  Oh god, I forgot about those. Put those in the family room also, I think they will all need to be run through the dish washer before they get put up.

Charlie: Once we unload the first truck, we will bring in as many boxes as we can and still leave a path to the bedrooms. Okay, follow me and let’s get some of this stuff out.

The first bedroom suit was a guest room suit. Bette directed it to go to bed room number 2. And the next one went to bedroom number 1. Jim quickly directed where to put the beds and other furniture. The guys set up the bed and set the furniture. Then there was a group of furniture which would go into the library.  They decided to put it in the family room and move it upstairs last. Looking around, Charlie decided that moving boxes was not a good idea. Charlie quickly went to work on an alternative plan. Bette and Tina then went to the laundry room and finish up the crews’ laundry.