Whether you’re moving across the street or to an entirely different continent, moving is stressful and difficult for most families. The cleaning, packing, and planning can really take its toll on everyone involved. As a member of a military family, I had a vested interest in learning to make our frequent moves as painless as possible. I didn’t want my kids to be constantly stressed out by our regular relocations. Moving is never going to be stress-free, but you can make it easier. Whether you have six months or six days to plan your move, there’s are moving tips that will work for you. I started this blog to help you learn how to smooth out your next move.
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12 January 2015
If you have acquired too many belongings and do not have room for all of them in your home, you have the option of putting them in a storage unit. A storage unit will keep your items safe until you get more room for them. However, instead of choosing a standard storage unit, go with a climate controlled one. Here are four benefits of choosing a climate controlled storage unit.
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11 December 2014
Even if you don't consider yourself much of a DIY mechanic when it comes to your own car, it's still a good idea to have some basic tools in your vehicle at all times. This way, if you ever break down or end up stranded on the side of the road, you can have the tools you need to get your car running once again. So, what tools do you need?
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11 December 2014
If you know someone who owns their own business and doesn't have a lot of free time, there's a good chance that you're often stumped when it comes to gift-giving ideas for this person. Business owners can be hard to buy for since they're often "married to their job" so to speak. Luckily, creativity goes a long way and will warm the heart of any business owner. Here are 4 creative gift ideas for the business-savvy entrepreneur in your life:
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11 December 2014
Making the decision to hire someone to take care of a loved one can be extremely complex. You have to consider a variety of different factors when making the final decision. Consider which relative needs the care, how much you are planning to spend, the level of care that they need and what the individual wants from a personal standpoint. Remember, everyone is going to have different needs and wants. To help you determine which type of worker is going to best suit your situation, consider the following information about the different worker classes.
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