Need help Weds with my homecoming

Edit: 2016-02-21 21:51

This is all covered now, by the amazing Sweettea. Option 1, with a fully fleshed out and entirely satisfactory contingency plan if there's a scheduling conflict — which he'll know for sure whether obtains or not by noon tomorrow.

Original post below the line:

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I have tentatively arranged a ride home on Weds, 24 Feb. The person who has offered the ride cannot also be the person to carry my stuff in from their car, nor can they stick around for the necessary homecoming-day rearranging.

So I need to find someone who is up for that. My options would appear to be:

1. In an ideal world, someone would say "Yeah, I can be at your place in Arlington from 12:30 til 14:30 to bring stuff in and do a little re-arranging.
2. Second choice would be if any of you knows someone available for casual labor to whom $80 cash for a half-day's work* sounds good. If you know such a person, ask yourself honestly Are they reliable and punctual? If the answer is yes, please tell me about them. (In email to xelaATmit.edu, please.)
3. Equally acceptable as #2 would be a friend for whom the only problem with #1 is the 12:30-14:30 timeslot. If there's a two hour window later in the day that would work for you, please let me know. I'll get an Uber home and we'll go from there.

If there are options I've missed, please let me know that too.

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* Having done casual labor in my day, I pay for a minimum of four hours (including a 15-minite break on the clock). If I run out of work for them in less than four hours, so be it. (And $20/hr is the lease I'd expect anyone I'd actually want working for me to expect for casual labor.)

Brother can you spare a chair?

One of the things we learned on my home visit last Thursday is that I own no suitable chairs. None. Zilch. Zero.

Suitable in this context meaning

1. with armrests sturdy enough to help one get in and out
2. with a seat high enough to keep me from bending more than 90°at the waist-------- i.e. at lease 22 inches.

Basically, chairs like the one on the right (though solid wood, sans upholstery, would suit me just as well.)

Astute observers may be thinking no way that chair seat's 22+ inches off the floor. And they would be correct. It's mostly there to provide an example of the sort of chair I need.

But I also suspect that chairs that actually meet requirement #2 are hard to find. So I have a workaround: I have some bed risers, which turned out not to be useful for my bed, but would certainly prove sufficient to increase the seat height of any otherwise suitable chair.

So, to cut to the chase, does anyone have one or more such chairs they'd be willing to lend me for a month?

Thanks in advance!