But to some of the business owners who are being forced to relocate, things have been anything but smooth.
Or to relocate things to the site of Mr. Obama's first major electoral triumph: Two weeks ago, the Iowa Hawkeyes beat Penn State with a last-second field goal and all but knocked the Nittany Lions out of the hunt.
That relationship has run its course, and so my girlfriend will be packing her things and relocating to another city.
Furthermore, it may be easier for parties to agree about things like relocating cattle and suppressing wildfires (shared cognition), than about fire risk mitigation, which invokes judgments about how well people manage land and protect others from risk.
While it's unclear whether Beijing is prepared to make such a radical decision as relocating official credit, one thing is clear: Africa won't help China's consumers catch up with American consumers anytime soon.
And now that New York magazine has published a master list of Manhattan's 20 top "power preschools," competitive urban parents can steer their toddlers in the right direction, then make a list of suburbs to relocate to if things get ugly.
Google will kick things off by relocating its Canadian HQ, and around 300 employees to its new anchor office in the district, and infrastructure to prevent flooding and other necessary structural elements to the region, including roadwork, will be funded by $1.25 billion in committed funds from city, province and federal sources.
Beside finding a new place and relocating mom, moving all her things, and taking care of her interim care, the "hiding place" Mother had mentioned nagged.
"I relocate the lost thing and go to the trouble of renaming it, only to have to lose it again," she tells me.
Candice Torian knows a few things about the stresses of relocating.
