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You finally shifted into your dream house, unpacked all the boxes, cleaned up all the clutter and mess. You are done with all the boring stuff and now it’s time to show off your new home! Throw a house-warming party to show off your new and improved place to your close friends.

You want your family and friends to enjoy your new home as much as you do—and a housewarming party is a great way to accomplish that. However, parties can be expensive after counting up the costs of invites, food, drinks, games, cleaning supplies and more.

4 Ruthless strategies to save time and sanity (Guest post by Brett Caron) 1. Don’t waste any time See? I got right into it, and so should you. Once you have systems for organization in place, the rest of the job can be done whenever you have the time, such as during that extra twenty minutes on the couch binge-watching Netflix.

If I ask what the word safety means to you – in the context of a busy house move – what do you think of? Protecting your fragile belongings? Preserving the quality of your treasured antiques? These are important considerations, to be sure. But one of the critical things many people overlook, particularly if they are not using movers, is personal safety. In fact, even when professional movers are on site, there are safety measures to keep in place.

Here’s a moving house dilemma some of you may have experienced in the past or, like me, you’re facing this challenge right now! You’ve got your house listed for sale. You’re having regular showings, keeping your house in tip-top shape, but you’re still anxious to get packing and organizing in preparation for the move.

We often focus on the person that’s moving because it’s a big life change, filled with new adventures and pressures. But what about the people who get left behind? If you’re moving, consider giving your friends a token of farewell. They’re going to miss you and remembering them before you move will help keep your connections strong in the future.

After a long day of moving, many of us don’t feel like unpacking right away, and that’s fair enough. While you don’t want to wait too long to settle in, don’t feel guilty about wanting to take some time to unwind. Want to reward yourself for a move well done? Here are some ideas if you aren’t sure what to do…

When you’re moving into a new place, there’s a lot that you need to make sure gets moved properly and safely. While you probably know how to pack up smaller items like your china dishes, what about moving larger, fragile items?

Earlier this week we shared our guide: how to load a moving truck. We would be remiss not to follow up with a guide for unpacking that truck. Yes, there is a method which should contribute to your stress-free move! Lucky for you, it’s easier to unpack than pack the truck and you’re almost done!