Guest Post: Uncle Bob’s Retail Storage

Self Storage

Self Storage (Photo credit: afagen)

As demands rise, so does the need for efficient organization. Modern day businesses share this in common, and it is without a doubt that as the sense of survival and competition play against each other, innovative business skills are called for. One of the best ways to keep up with demands and supply would be to keep a decent sized stock of your products. These days, lots of businesses opt to rent some retail storageoff site in order to minimize clutter and the need for bigger business space on site. There are many reasons that warrant the need for some rental space, and this could range from businesses wanting to scale down the size of their operational business, to the need for businesses to temporarily rent some space in between shipments or if your business is in transition from location to location.

Depending on the purpose, you might need to look for some office warehouse for rent, and there are certain parameters that you’ll need to look into. Uncle Bob is an excellent example of a company that provides warehouse space and rental units for storage.  However, you’ll need to have a rough idea of the amount of space you’ll need, and the rest will be pretty clear cut from there. There are various sizes of storage space available for rent, and rental is based on a monthly basis without the need for messy contracts; you’ll just need a one year lease and you’re good to go. The company offers rental space in many states in the US, so regardless of your location, you should be able to find a warehouse for rent near your locality.  As part of basic business deals, you’ll have to put down a one-month deposit and the space is yours to use for the entire duration for the assigned lease.

disclosure: this article was written for me and I was compensated for publishing it.

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Tackle It Tuesday – Kaitlyn’s Room

Tackle It Tuesday Meme

This is my first post for Tackle It Tuesday, a terrific weekly feature that started on 5 Minutes for Mom! We had no specific plans for Memorial Day, so while Chris & the kids were cleaning out the garage – meaning, breaking down all the boxes I had tossed in there over the last month to take to the recycling center – I decided to tackle Kaitlyn’s room. At first I wasn’t going to take a picture because it was just so embarrassing, and then I decided what the heck, it would be a good excuse to do a post for Tackle It Tuesday. Brace yourselves:

Kaitlyns Room 1

Kaitlyns Room2

Why yes, it DOES look like the Barnes & Noble kids’ section and the Target toy aisle exploded all over her room!  Also, last week I asked Nathan to put the laundry away and he whined that he couldn’t put Kaitlyn’s clothes away because he didn’t know what drawers anything went in. So I solved that problem for him:

No more excuses for you, Mister :P

I’ve always assumed that the goal of Tackle It Tuesday was to show how you completed a project, but I checked with Susan on Twitter and she assured me that it’s okay to just post the beginning of a project – whew!  See, I had every intention of Kaitlyn and I actually cleaning her room, but Monday evening I started to feel lightheaded, and it gradually got worse. I went to the doctor on Tuesday and learned I have an ear infection. I feel like I just got off a merry-go-round pretty much all the time right now. So, hopefully by NEXT Tuesday I’ll be posting the follow-up photos showing the CLEAN room!

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Scientists looking for black holes should check my house

It’s no secret that I’m unorganized, a piler, a clutterer. But it’s not like the crew of Hoarders will be parking 1-800-Got-Junk trucks out front or anything. The surfaces might be piled with stuff, but you can tell there are surfaces underneath. Nevertheless, every once in a while, something disappears and no matter how hard we look, we just can’t find it.

The first thing to go missing was one of Kaitlyn’s shoes. A shoe is not a tiny thing, and yet although we’ve torn the house apart, we just can’t find it anywhere. Then, the case for my Nintendo DS vanished. We’ve looked and looked and looked, it is just gone. And now, this morning, I went to fix a cup of coffee, and the bottle of coffee creamer I bought at the grocery store last night isn’t in the refrigerator. I checked every shelf and drawer, I even checked the freezer because you never know. It’s just gone.

So what is up with that? Where did those things GO? I hate having to buy Kaitlyn another pair of shoes when she has a perfectly good pair except for that whole one is missing thing. And the DS case had a bunch of games in it that would not be cheap to replace. Gah! So frustrating.

What about you? Do things disappear in your house? What’s one thing you’ve lost that you just never were able to find? Tell me!