When my cousin, Jasmine, informed me that she is planning to buy a car, the first question I asked her was, “Are you sure you will be able to find a parking space for it?” You see, Jasmine lives in London and we all know how difficult it is to find a convenient parking space for the car and even if it is available, it won’t come cheap. That’s why my friend, Sitt, prefers to ride the bicycle than to get a headache over London parking!!

According to Jasmine, she could apply for parking space to rent which could be as cheap as £150 per month right up to £500 per month or more. Of course, the rate is based on exclusivity of the location and convenience and how secure it is.

I was told that Park Let is a leading company in London that specializes in securing parking spaces and garages to car owners who may have difficulty finding a suitable parking space. By accessing the website of Park Let, vehicle owners in London would be able to check out the in depth information of each available parking space including price, distance to the nearest station and location map of the space and then apply from the site.

With the convenience of securing parking space on the web, parking in London may never be a problem again for the web savvy.

The New Year is here and we are all a year older. I remember a couple of years ago, my friend asked me how I plan to grow old. He was in his thirties and was suffering from cancer. He said that one of his worst fears was to be a burden to his family. He knows that many illnesses accompany old age, having lived with his grandmother and father who both suffered from dementia before they finally died.

When he was ill, his mother and sister were his caregivers. It was a very stressful time for everyone because it is never easy to provide caregiving to a loved on, especially one who is younger.

This morning, I was told of a caregiving resources site at http://www.agis.com/. I think that everyone of us should read through the site for valuable caregiving information. With the advancement of medicine, we are living longer but that does not mean that we are going to live at the best of health. I think that at one point or other in our lives, most of us will either end up being a caregiver or recipient.

AGIS, which stands for Assist Guide Information Services, provides caregivers resources especially for people who are planning for the future like what my friend did. This is also a good place to start to connect with other caregivers. People who are in this position know that it’s a long and lonely road ridden with doubts and guilt. Being a part of a support group would be an excellent way to build our mental strength.