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Renovate Or Move: Which Is Right For You?

  If you’re living in a property you’re unhappy with, it can be hard to work out the right thing to do. The first thing that comes to mind is renovation - after all, if you’re not happy with something, just change it! However, this isn’t always the most financially sound move.  Indeed, if you’ve got plans for your home that might increase the value, it’s worth it to look into if moving house would be cheaper, easier and faster for everyone involved. Because moving could lead you into a whole new world of possibilities, which means it’s time for you to sit down and consider all the pros and cons, especially with the help of the list below.  Pexels Image - CC0 Licence Think About Your Property’s Suitability  If you want to renovate, you’re going to need to look into your property’s suitability. Are you able to go ahead and build without permission? Do you have enough land to build out to? And do you have the time, energy, and money to try and up your home’s value right now?  These are a
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Homecooked Meals In San Jose

TRAVELING MADE EASY.... is happening now in Malaysia, no need to apply for police permit or getting My Travel Pass approval.  Good or not good?  As for me, at the endof the day, we, the people have to take our own precaution, we have to face risks if we want to go out freely and at the same time, life just have to go on.  The virus is definitely now here to stay...  Over here, I also try not to go out unnecessarily, the numbers here are low, just a few hundreds but we do not actually know the real figures, right?  So it is like in Malaysia, "sendiri jaga diri".....  So most days I prepare my own breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Breakfast as usual is very simple, followed by lunch, mostly noodles or leftover food from previous day and dinner, I try to have one or two dishes done by then.  Juggling an active baby who sleeps one hour nap in between, there is not much time to do what I want to do.  LOL... With this routine, my blog is often left neglected and for my readers, please
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What NOT To Do When You're Involved In A Car Accident

There’s a whole lot of information out there about what you should do after a car accident, hence why we all understand the need to gather evidence, contact our insurers, and so on. However, with each accident leaving us vulnerable and shaken, it’s all too easy to forget these essential pointers and make additional mistakes to boot. Unfortunately, these moments directly after an accident are the most crucial when it comes to seeking compensation , ensuring speedy recovery, and generally keeping our names out of the mud. Hence, no matter how emotionally hard-hitting an accident might be, it’s essential to keep your head about you at least enough to avoid these often fatal mistakes. Image Source: CC0 License Leaving without exchanging details Most of us want to put accidents behind you as soon as possible. Obviously, that’s not an option if you’ve been involved in a major incident, but individuals involved in scrapes or bumps may be tempted to skip all the insurance stuff and just get go
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7 Puppy Training Myths You Should Know As A New Owner

Statista data indicates that dogs are the most widely owned pet type across the US, with more than 63 million households owning at least one dog in 2019/20. Dog ownership comes with training since your dog must be well adjusted enough to function normally in society. However, there are numerous contrasting beliefs on the best ways to train a dog, giving rise to some persistent but false myths about dog training. Here are some of the biggest dog training myths you should know about and avoid when training your new puppy.  Some dog breeds are untrainable Image Credit Border Collies and Poodles are commonly touted as the most intelligent dog breeds in the world. However, beagles and bloodhounds, ranked among the ten least intelligent dog breeds, are beloved members of countless police and customs departments. Consequently, every dog is trainable regardless of its breed, although many have behavioral quirks that make them behave differently than others. However, remember that not all dog
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My Full Time Job In San Jose

FULL TIME GRANDMA... LOL... I have been looking forward to seeing my grandson ever since he was born and I thought that it would not be possible at all until he knows how to run.  LOL.. That was what I told my son, with the never ending Covid virus, we did not know when we would be allowed to travel.   Now I am really here, it has been more than a month now and I am more or less settled down, being a grandmother and nanny, two in one.  LOL... How many years since I last take care of a baby?  More than two decades and I am back to refreshing course with this active boy!  He is going to be six months and still needs full attention to his needs.  So my real job here is just to look at him... look after him....  My "job" starts around 8am, I prepare breakfast in the morning and then breathe in the morning air while waiting for my "baby boss" to wake up.  He is usually bubbly in the morning and as evening comes, he becomes more cranky cos he faces more difficulty to slee
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When To Hire An Attorney; Know When You Are Out Of Your Depth

  Hiring a lawyer may not be first on your agenda, it can be worrying, time-consuming, and expensive. Consequently, it can often be put off and saved for only very select circumstances when actually there are lots of occasions where hiring an attorney can be the smartest decision you have made. Lawyers have spent years in training and work hard to build a reputation to be proud of. If you feel you are out of your depth then seeking legal advice can be a great source of recourse or help in unprecedented times. Here are some situations where seeking out legal assistance may be money well spent.  Photo Credit; Sora Shimazki from Pexels Family matters Family lawyers will always be in demand and they have great worth. The breadth of lawyers’ input in family-related matters is not strictly confined to refereeing divorces, although this can make up a large percentage of their work, and instructing a lawyer if you going through a marital breakdown is strongly advised. Family lawyers can also b
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3 Tips To Help You Avoid Unnecessary Fines

  Pexels - CC0 License Sometimes, no matter how well behaved we are, we might find ourselves falling to a necessary fine. For instance, it might be that you’ve parked too long in a parking space and have been caught out fair and square by a local warden. Perhaps you’ve been picked up for littering after enjoying a picnic with a few friends. Of course, some of these are genuine mistakes and we can’t complain about them. That said, this doesn’t mean you should never appeal a decision should you fall victim to an unnecessary fine. Even those who are pretty shrewd may have this happen to them once in a while. This is why it’s important to prepare in advance, to understand your rights, to document your actions, and to understand exactly what a fine is given for. In this post, we’ll discuss a few measures you can use to help you avoid unnecessary fines as necessary. With a few investments and behaviors, you may be able to dismiss fines that you may otherwise be forced to pay. With that in mi
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