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Yes, it is one of those. In another month there will be a lot of them. I think some of the students fill them up for the summer and store their stuff until spring.
People also use them to reduce the clutter when they put their homes on the market. Smart thinking.
We'll try to keep you in touch with Boston until you return.
Posted by: Penny | March 18, 2009 at 12:33 PM
I do miss Boston, especially in the spring! Unfortunately winter has reared its ugly head again here in the pacific northwest. Is that a Door to Door moving pod? We always wanted to try one of those...maybe when we move back to Boston :)
Posted by: Ian | March 17, 2009 at 06:16 PM