Most
people love their current homes, especially if the home is where they grew up
or where they have raised their children. But no matter how many memories those
homes hold, there may come a time when you will simply need to move into
something bigger. Maybe your family is growing, perhaps you’ve acquired too
much stuff that you can’t let go of, or maybe you need more room for your
hobby. These are all signs it’s time to upsize your home. If you want to know
more about these signs, keep on reading.
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Sleeping in new environments can sometimes trigger latent insomniac
tendencies. It can manifest in difficulty falling and remaining asleep or
waking up early. It’s a well-studied phenomenon in sleep science known as the
“first-night effect.” In that state, half of your brain remains alert while the
other half sleeps. It’s your brain’s way of protecting you against danger in
unfamiliar places.
You may experience the “first-night
effect” when sleeping at a friend’s house, hotels, or new places. Don’t worry,
though. This article will give you advice on how to avoid insomnia in a new home.
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Buying a new home is an exciting time for anyone! Getting to show off your new pad to friends, family and neighbors…even more exciting. Here are some tips to get you ready to hold an easy and fun housewarming party.
Who to Invite?
Knowing who to invite to a housewarming party can be stressful. Do you want it more of a intimate gathering or open to many? It is ultimately up to you but typically family, close friends, new neighbors and even some of their friends should be included on the guest list. The point of welcoming people into your new home is to expand your circle and make friends in your new area. If you have young kids, this is also a great opportunity for them to meet kids their own age and schedule play dates. Meeting new friends, introducing your family to your new home…all this will help acclimate you to your new neighborhood.
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Moving is always a source of stress, but there are several ways you can get through the process and work through those boxes as efficiently and quickly as possible. Check out these tips to moving without the stress and hassle.
1. Adopt a solution-focused attitude
You can’t control everything, but you can choose how you react. If you see moving as a challenge, you’re more likely to see options and solutions to difficult situations. Staying optimistic and positive will help you keep calm and open to new possibilities. In contrast, if you see moving as mostly a negative experience on par with getting a tooth pulled, your natural response could be to shut down, avoid, and procrastinate — which will only lead to more stress. While there’s no doubt that moving involves stress and work, you can make things easier on yourself by deciding to move forward one small step at a time.
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