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Common moving injuries: types and prevention techniques:

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The home moving process is often an unpredictable period where common sense and safety measures are your best allies to keep bad things from happening to you, your family members or anyone else involved in the relocation process. Due to the large number of tasks to be completed prior to Moving day, you may often feel like you’ve fallen behind schedule, and thus you may try to compensate for the lost time by sprinting through your moving calendar. The unpleasant feeling of being rushed through your house move is likely to lead to even more stress and frustration, but it’s your struggle to speed things up that may lead to improper safety precautions, which in turn could result in unnecessary moving-related injuries. Ouch! Don’t risk your health – moving injuries are more common than you think. Instead, educate yourself on the common moving injuries involved in a residential move, and more importantly –how to avoid injuries while moving home. Back injuries In your everyday activities, y

Living with Multiple Roommates:

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Living with anyone has its ups and downs. You've most likely experienced living with someone at least once in your life, but what about multiple people? This is a whole 'nother level of stress!  You have to accommodate multiple people, their likes and dislikes, split up responsibilities evenly, et cetra, et cetra. It will never be smooth sailing, but there are ways to make it a little more bearable.  The first and most important tip is  communication ; this is at the root of all issues among roommates. It is so important, no matter how many people you are living with, to communicate! If you both just sit back and expect the other to know what you are thinking, nothing will ever get accomplished.  Just because you all live together, doesn't mean you have to hang out together 100% of the time. That's not good for anyone. Giving everyone space is just as important as spending time together. Learn to spend  time apart, especially if you are living with a significan

TIPS FOR LABELING YOUR MOVING BOXES:

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When you are moving into a new home, it is important to label your moving boxes carefully. In this video, you will receive some moving tips that will help you label your moving boxes correctly. To help you quickly identify the contents of a box, you should create color coded labels for each room in your home. On these labels, you can write a brief description of each box’s contents. If you need help with home moving near Silicon Valley, call Silicon Valley Moving and Storage at (408) 786-9548. With our  local moving services  and packing tips, you can ensure that your move is a total success. We look forward to helping you transition into your new home. https://youtu.be/ESp3pc0p0GY

The 10 Best Places for an Active Retirement in the U.S.

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Hanging up one’s hat from the workforce doesn’t mean sitting around all day. In fact, when it comes to volunteering and recreational activities, retirees are more engaged in their communities than ever. They’re also active in everything from hiking and biking to boating and fishing. After all, retirement doesn’t have to be boring. It’s an exciting new change that, for many, also means making a fresh start in a new place. If you’re seeking an active retirement, I recommend moving to one of these 10 activity-filled U.S. cities. Charleston, SC Why not retire where others vacation? Head to South Carolina’s Lowcountry to experience all the southern charm that Charleston has to offer. History buffs will love the cobblestone streets and many tourist attractions. Retirees will also find a friendly community, mild winters and a slew of things to do. The “Holy City” boasts some of the country’s best arts and entertainment, restaurants, beaches, and golf courses anywhere around. And with a