Hurricane season is a time when many living on coastal cities and states are aware of the potential risks like hurricanes. But in case you are new to these beautiful areas of the country and need help on getting prepared for hurricane season, we have some tips for you. According to FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) , getting prepared for a hurricane requires the following steps: Read More
5 Household Tasks You Can Do for Dad this Father’s Day
Father’s Day is this weekend and what better gift to give dad but taking some chores off his plate. Giving him some time to do something he enjoys or giving your dad some time to relax can go a long way. These are some of the household tasks that father’s take on and could use a little help from their family. Read More
Moving Tips with Lesa Myers
Lesa Myers is the Founder and President of Project Move Up, a company focused on helping people transition spaces in the Virginia and surrounding areas. Lesa is a member of NASMM (National Association of Senior Move Managers). Read More
Home Maintenance Tip: Inspect Heating and Cooling Systems
Generally summer is hot in most places in the northern hemisphere and air conditioning units come in handy during severe heat waves. In fact, an air conditioning unit can actually protect against heat stroke or some other illness caused by excessive heat. Read More
How Clutter Clogs Your Space and Your Brain
Guest Blogger: Robyn Reynolds
Clutter. According to Webster’s dictionary the definition is “to fill or cover with scattered or disordered things that impede movement or reduce effectiveness.” For most people they take this at face value – piles and piles of things all over the place taking up valuable space. And of course, at times it is difficult to find what you need when you need it. Clutter is simply a form of energy that creates a block in your life. What people don’t realize is that the clutter is Read More
