[caption id="attachment_531" align="alignright" width="284"] What do you do with your clirty clothes?[/caption]“Clirty” clothes are those that you’ve worn, but could be worn again. They don’t stink. They didn’t get stained. They were worn for maybe an hour or two. It’s kind of like “gently used”...
Waterloo commuters (Photo credit: Wikipedia)[/caption]Our goal is to go away on vacation at least once per year. It never fails that while we’re abroad, we develop wild fantasies about how sweet life would be if we lived elsewhere.I realize that we’re not alone in these musings when we talk to other folks who dream big dreams when they’re on vacation.
Indiana Jones would love this place! Wayna Picchu, Peru. Photo by Helene Segura[/caption]If you’re looking for a good guide book that has travel tips for Peru, Lonely Planet covered the country well. (I’m a big Rick Steves fan, but he sticks to Europe). If you’re looking for a travel company to take care of everything, contact
Garage sale (Photo credit: Wikipedia)[/caption]We’re often asked by our residential clients about what the best way is to get rid of stuff. Have a garage sale? Take the items to a consignment store? Or just donate it all? Everyone has a different situation, so here are some scenarios to consider to help you figure out which is the best way for you to part with your things and benefit in a monetary way from that parting.Owners manuals. They come in all shapes and sizes. And they come with just about everything you buy. So what exactly do you do with them? Toss them? Store them?[caption id="" align="alignright" width="191"] Spartus Vanguard Manual 1 (Photo credit: camerawiki)manuals. They come in all shapes...