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People laugh when I pull out my super adhesive color coded sticky notes and matching tape. “What is this?” they say, “Kindergarten? Do we really need to do all of that? Can’t we just keep…
Read MoreIt is ironic to me how many people over-simplify their parents move to a smaller residence or retirement community. People who lived their entire adult lives in one residence, raised a family in that home and were part…
Read MorePreparing for and getting through any move is hard work, but moving out of state means taking on a whole other list of important pre-move to-do’s. Millions of people relocate to another state every year,…
Read MoreSome people have good moves because they are prepared and ready to do so. On the flip side, bad moves happen when people are generally not ready to move, causing things to quickly become a…
Read MoreMoving is tough. And while we don’t always like doing it, it’s a normal life event. You accept a new job in a new city and you need to relocate. Families grow and need more…
Read MoreOver the years, you’ve accumulated a lot of personal belongings. And among them, you’ve collected your share of fragile and high-value items, from china and stemware to artwork and collectibles. Make sure you pack fragile…
Read MoreThere’s an art to properly organizing, packing and labeling boxes for your move. But most people take the “anything goes” approach to getting it done and simply shove what they can into a box and…
Read MoreA blog about boxes? That’s right. There really is a method to the madness of selecting the right boxes for your move. Because if you want your things to arrive safely and in one piece,…
Read MoreMoving may be hard work, but it doesn’t have to be grueling. In fact, with a little preparation and advance planning, your move can be relatively stress free. Whether you’re planning to DIY your move…
Read MoreIf you’ve lived in your house for a long time, you’ve probably accumulated a whole gamut of stuff that should not be moved but should instead be sold, go to donation or go to the…
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