How to Pack for a Temporary Move
By Heather R. Johnson People move into temporary housing for many reasons: a job change, an internship, a home renovation, a military relocation. Whether your temporary phase will last a month
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Tips for Settling Down in a New City
By Heather R. Johnson Moving to a new city is both exciting and stressful. You get to start fresh with a new home, new job, and new friends, but you also
How to Furnish Your Home After an International Move
By Heather R. Johnson Whether you're moving to a new country or returning from living abroad, moving internationally is both a cultural and logistical challenge. A move to a foreign country
Setting Up Your Home Base
By Andrea Ditter-Middleton According to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, American workers travel more than 400 million miles a year on long-distance business trips. If you are one of the
6 Budget-Friendly Ways Military Families Can Make a House Feel Like Home
I'm Lauren, a nurse turned stay-at-home mom! On my blog, themilitarywifeandmom.com, I write about practical parenting, enjoying motherhood, and navigating the ups and downs of military life. This is a sponsored
Minimize Moving Stress with Furniture Rentals
By Caryn Anderson They say that moving is one of the top causes of stress. Who has time for that? When you're busy and on the move, you don't have the
Expat Interviews: Elaine Marnoch, A Scot Living in Houston
Ex·pa·tri·ate: (n) a person who lives outside their native country. Take a moment to imagine what life in another country would be like. The foods you would taste, the sights you'd see