Monthly Archives: July 2011

What is Climate-Controlled Storage?

As you research different storage facilities to put your stuff into, you may notice that a lot of them advertise themselves as climate-controlled storage.  But what does that mean?  First of all, we can tell you [...]

Posted on July 29, 2011 in Storage, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

Oklahoma Not Growing OK

  You may remember that just a couple of years ago; the state of Oklahoma was one of the fastest growing states in the country.  The economy was booming, more people were actually moving to Oklahoma [...]

Posted on July 29, 2011 in Human Interest, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

What Your Child Needs to Enroll in a New School

Anyone getting ready to move to either a new city, state, or country will need to know what their kids need to enroll in their new school.  If your kids aren’t already in school, just keep [...]

Posted on July 29, 2011 in Family Moving, Moving with Kids, Trending  |  2 Comments  |  Read More

July Was Watermelon Month

Move over other fruits and vegetables, watermelons were on the pedestal in July.  Although it is nearly the end of July, Watermelons have had a good time taking the reins as the Official Fruit of this [...]

Posted on July 29, 2011 in Human Interest, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

Dude’s Bungalow Up for Sale

If you see the word “dude” and immediately think of the iconic character of the same name in the Coen Brothers’ “The Big Lebowski” you’d be among thousands who love the 1998 cult classic.  You also [...]

Posted on July 29, 2011 in Entertainment/, Human Interest, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

Relocation Candidates That Cost Nothing?

In today’s economy, the idea of offering a relocation package may be unbelievable to quite a few hiring managers.  But, what do you do when the best person for the job lives over 100 miles from [...]

Posted on July 28, 2011 in Relationships, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

Why Tiny Kitchens Rock

Moving into a smaller house is always an adjustment and acclimating to your new, tiny kitchen will definitely take some getting used to.  In fact, a tiny kitchen can make cooking a challenge, but embrace it! [...]

Posted on July 28, 2011 in Environmentally Friendly Moving, Human Interest, Residential Real Estate, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

What to Do the Second Day in Your New Home

Sometimes, the second day of unpacking can be harder than moving day.  On moving day, the adrenaline is flowing and you may be very excited to get settled in the new place.  On days two, three, [...]

Posted on July 28, 2011 in Family Moving, Human Interest, Local Moving, Long Distance Moving, Packing, Relationships, Relocation Resources, Residential Moving, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

Identifying a Rogue Mover

All too often we hear of moving company scams where consumers lose their belongings or are completely ripped off financially.  The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, or FMCSA, is trying to put a stop to all [...]

Posted on July 28, 2011 in Family Moving, Long Distance Moving, Relocation Industry Current News, Relocation Resources, Residential Moving, Trending  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More

High Heat Moving to the Midwest

Those of you who are considering moving to the Midwest may want to think about taking precautions against the high heat and humidity in the region after record hot weather this summer. This is especially true [...]

Posted on July 27, 2011 in Human Interest, Trending, Uncategorized  |  Leave a comment  |  Read More