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Message from Gail Sharp, TallGrass OwnerApril 2020... How do I begin to write about this surreal event? I am humbled to think about putting pen to paper to express my thoughts. There are certainly way too many feelings to convey in this newsletter. I'm just as overwhelmed and confused as you are. But, since it's the beginning of a new month and this is my routine, I will attempt to share a few thoughts with you. In the midst of our fear and uncertainty about the future, I do know one thing: eventually, this too shall pass. We can choose to focus on the good things that are happening: families are spending more time together; people are quietly writing, reading, creating with their extra time; we are honoring the true heroes of our world – our first responders, health care workers, grocery clerks, delivery drivers; we are spending more time outside; the earth is taking a breather from the routine pace of life. And, we are getting beyond our fear and our personal needs by looking out for others who may need help. Even if there is still selfish behavior from a few, we are seeing so much more giving, so many people helping, such a huge effort to reach out to elderly neighbors, people living alone and isolated, those who are still able to work, those who are out of work, or – even worse – sick. We are talking to each other (from a distance, of course) with warm hellos and "how areyou?"greetings, and taking take time to listen to the answers. We are in this together. And so, I hope you join me in focusing on the good and minimizing the bad as best we can. Difficult yes. Impossible no. It's your choice. God bless you. FYI... our TallGrass team is connecting with each other via a weekly Zoom happy hour. We are creating fun, informational videos to keep connected with you via social media. And, we're offering Saturday retail takeout. In these ways we're staying connected but we're also STAYING HOME. Any employee who is at TallGrass is there alone checking mail and phone messages, making sure there are no leaks, and overseeing the safety of the spa. No guests come inside TallGrass because, just like restaurants handing out takeout, we are outside at the curb handing out bags of products. And most of all, we are looking forward to reopening as soon as safely possible. In the meantime, we miss you all very much and can't wait to give you the stress relief and personal care you deserve once this crisis has passed! Gail Sharp is the owner of TallGrass Spa and Salon. Email her at sharpgail@aol.com . |
TallGrass Retail Take-OutSaturday, April 4, and each Saturday in April from 11 to 2 All products must be pre-ordered via email. To follow mandated guidelines, guests may not enter the spa to shop; we'll meet you at the door with your bagged products when you arrive. To place an order: Please note: We don't have the capacity to answer phones at this time. If you need a call, please email and let us know. If you'd like to look for products you use, here are websites you can search: Thanks! This is a tough time for all of us, taking care of each other from afar. We can't begin to tell you how much we appreciate your support while we are closed for services. Please stay connected via our Facebook and Instagram pages and make sure you watch for our fun how-to videos, too! |
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