Life at Highland Springs gives you more time for a holly, jolly December with friends and family
By Sunny McKinnon
THE ERICKSON TRIBUNE
Come December, we all fall under the spell of the holidays. Whether we celebrate the 12 days of Christmas or the eight days of Hanukkah, holidays are times when we should be concentrating on friends and family.
Yet with our busy lives, finding time for the important people is easier said than done. More often than not, we find ourselves dashing through the day, sitting in traffic, waiting for a repairperson, or arranging for a house sitter when we should be enjoying time with the grandchildren.
However, when Highland Springs opened in the fall, hundreds of new residents found there was a way to have their figgy pudding and enjoy the season, too.
Over the river and through the woods
If the holidays are spent far and away, individuals who live at Highland Springs just make travel plans, and go. It’s that easy.
There’s no worry about the newspapers on the front lawn. No problem with the house looking empty or the mail piling up. The highly trained security staff is on duty 24/7.
Coming home’s easy, too. Just a wave at the guard on the way in.
You don’t even have to worry with stocking the refrigerator. Just pop in to the Cotton Belt Café for a meal.
Getting ready is easier, too
Built-in conveniences at Highland Springs make getting ready for the holidays easier, too.
When it comes to shopping, residents can use free, scheduled transportation for a regular, weekly visit to a nearby shopping center.
No hassle finding a parking spot. No worry about long, unescorted trips to the car. Imagine what a delightful shopping trip that would be.
Looking and feeling your best
Need to look your best for a holiday party? The hair salon and barbershop is right down the hall.