tips for moving in the winter

Posted on: 16 October 2015
The month of December is often a time of family togetherness, cozy fires, celebrating your chosen holidays and welcoming the new year. Moving into a new home during this time is a new start, to be sure, but it can also be a stress-ridden event. Although you will undoubtedly have some tense moments during your move, it's possible to get through the relocation process without losing your holiday spirit. Decorate Minimally
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Posted on: 14 October 2015
For most people, moving during the winter does not sound like a good idea. Snow and ice make driving a large van or truck difficult, and the possibility of storms can delay your move for days. However, there are many reasons why you should consider moving during the winter as opposed to the more popular summer and early fall moving dates that most people seek.  More Bargaining Power for Rental Agreements 
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Posted on: 23 September 2015
The issue of relocating to a new country with a young child in the family can pose some parents a major dilemma. The decision to take your child out of their neighborhood and away from their friends is an extremely difficult one to make; however, you have to consider both sides of the argument when coming to a decision. Relocating to a foreign country offers great opportunities to increase your child's understanding of the world and helps them to grow up with a truly global perspective.
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Posted on: 8 September 2015
Whether you're looking for a way to safely and temporarily stow your boat during the off-season or are interested in more long-term storage while you and your family undergo a cross-country move, you may be wondering about your available options. Proper storage can extend your boat's life and help minimize maintenance and repairs; but by that same token, storing your boat in a facility not designed to deal with its specific needs could be problematic.
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