Month: April 2020

Stuck At Home? Try These To Keep Your Health On Track

Being stuck at home is never easy. In fact, for some it’s a nightmare. Not being able to do what you want, with who you want. The same for your family. It can be heartbreaking to watch your children lose their spark, because they’re missing friends or family. But there are things you can do. Things to keep your health on track along with your family’s. The truth of the matter is, no one knows when it’s all going to end. This is primarily because there is a high impact second spike anticipated which could hit at any time, but …

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Life Cancelled: Planning a Ski Holiday to Cope with the Disappointments of Lockdown

Family skiing is easier than you'd think

How to make up for a cancelled ski holiday I wasn’t supposed to be writing this blog post today. Right now, in a different world, I should be cruising down a perfectly groomed alpine piste, revelling in glorious April ski weather, and looking forward to fondue with a couple of beers this evening. This Easter holiday was the one where we would finally do a ski holiday with no holds barred. We’d saved up, and looked forward to it for a few years. We had the apartment with the hot tub, the plush one where no-one was sleeping on a …

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How to Avoid Moving Company Scams

The average American moves at least eleven times in their lifetime.  That’s a lot of transporting possessions and changing addresses. To make things easier on themselves, a lot of Americans resort to moving companies to take the stress off their shoulders. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always do the trick. A lot of moving companies are discovered to run scams, or dirty tricks, on innocent people.  Although not all moving companies are this terrible, it’s essential to keep an eye out for them.  Here are a few of the possible scams they’ll try- and how to avoid them.   Sight-Unseen Estimate You …

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